Full-Time
Curriculum Manager
Data Science
DataCamp
1,001-5,000 employees
Subscription-based online data science education
No salary listed
Remote in USA + 1 more
More locations: Remote in UK
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- A solid technical background in Python and SQL.
- A technical background in data engineering is a plus.
- Strong expertise in instructional design, with proven experience designing, structuring, and teaching technical courses, and creating interactive, hands-on learning experiences.
- Graduate degree (Master’s or PhD) in Computer Science, AI, Data Science, or a related STEM field, or equivalent industry experience with hands-on expertise in data science, machine learning, or software development.
- Strong experience with agentic AI systems such as Claude Code, Cursor, Replit. You can demonstrate you've increased your output 10x with AI.
- Manage the entire content development lifecycle and deadlines.
- Source and recruit top-tier subject-matter experts as instructors.
- Collaborate with instructors to create engaging content.
- Consistently leverage a variety of off-the-shelf and in-house AI systems to drive high-quality content production.
- Design, review, and create content on data science and data engineering. You will review content from a learner perspective, ensuring it is technically accurate and pedagogically effective.
- Continuously assess course performance using learner feedback and engagement data to drive improvements.
- Identify and prioritize existing curriculum gaps or new topics in data science and data engineering.
- A deep understanding of the DataCamp course format—you have an intuitive understanding of what makes a great DataCamp course.
- An existing network of potential subject matter experts who can become DataCamp instructors.
- An extensive track record of building sophisticated AI systems and workflows.
DataCamp provides online data science education through a subscription-based platform. It offers self-paced courses, skill tracks, and career tracks focused on data analysis, machine learning, and statistics, using tools like Python, R, and SQL. Users access video tutorials and hands-on coding challenges in a web browser, with a free entry tier and paid plans for individuals and enterprises. DataCamp differentiates itself by concentrating specifically on data science skills and offering tailored business plans for upskilling teams. Its goal is to help individuals and organizations build practical data literacy and data-handling capabilities.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$31.2M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2013
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What believers are saying
- June 2026 FPT Japan partnership localizes enterprise AI training for Japanese buyers.
- November 2025 Optima integration accelerated premium AI courses and Chief AI Officer hiring.
- DataCamp's NASBA and scholarship programs widen enterprise adoption and learner acquisition globally.
What critics are saying
- Cai v. DataCamp, filed February 2025, exposes privacy damages and litigation costs.
- June 2025 Jobs deprecation proves weak monetization outside subscriptions and enterprise upsell.
- OpenAI, Microsoft Copilot, and internal LLM tutors obsolete paid course libraries quickly.
What makes DataCamp unique
- Optima acquisition made DataCamp AI-native, embedding adaptive tutoring across premium courses.
- NASBA sponsorship gives over 100 courses employer-friendly CPE credit pathways.
- DataCamp serves 20 million learners and 6,000 organizations with hands-on browser coding.
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Competitive salary
Stock options
Generous healthcare benefits
Fully paid parental leave
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International company trips and trainings
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↑ 11%The future of finance is automated: how to earn NASBA CPE credits in AI and analytics. By Dr. Clare Walsh. Published on: 20 Aug 2026 There is a noticeable shift happening in corporate finance, accounting, and audit. The days of relying solely on traditional spreadsheets are giving way to data pipelines, predictive analytics, and enterprise AI. For Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) and finance leaders, this evolution presents a dual challenge: you need to rapidly build advanced technical skills, but you also need to meet your rigorous annual Continuing Professional Education (CPE) requirements. Historically, finding high-quality, hands-on technical training that also satisfied compliance boards was incredibly difficult. Today, Institute of Analytics is changing that. The IoA is thrilled to announce that through its enterprise learning partnership with DataCamp, its members now have clear, accessible pathways to earn NASBA CPE credits while mastering the most in-demand AI and data skills in the world. Why AI and data analytics matter for cpas. Accounting and finance professionals sit on the world's most valuable asset, data. The professionals who thrive in the coming decade won't just report on historic numbers; they will build the models that predict future outcomes. Whether it is automating manual reporting workflows with simple CoPilot solutions, building dynamic corporate dashboards in Power BI, or navigating the governance risks of Large Language Models (LLMs), technical literacy is the ultimate career advantage. Through this initiative, you don't have to choose between keeping your license compliant and keeping your skills competitive. You can do both at the same time. How it works: your two pathways to CPE compliance. Institute of Analytics has structured its learning platform to support your compliance requirements through two distinct pathways, depending on the depth of the topic you are studying. 1. The direct route: pre-approved registry courses. DataCamp is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as an official sponsor of continuing professional education for over 100 courses. When you log into the IoA Dashboard, you will see a list of CPE Eligible courses, from no-code, low code, up to Snowflake integrations for your data pipeline. It's your step-by-step way into the changes in the data and digital world. * The Process: Complete the course, pass the final automated assessment with a score of 70% or higher, and the platform will instantly generate a formal CPE certificate featuring DataCamp's official NASBA Sponsor ID. And it's all included in the price of your membership, no extra fees, no paperwork*. 2. The manual route: manual self-submission for advanced AI. Technology moves significantly faster than formal regulatory registries. Because of this, its most advanced tracks, covering topics like generative AI strategy, machine learning engineering, and deep data science, may not yet carry a pre-approved registry badge. However, you don't have to miss out on credits for these courses. Most state accountancy boards allow a portion of your annual hours to be fulfilled via non-registry self-submission, provided the curriculum directly enhances your professional competence. * The Process: If you take an advanced AI course, the IoA will produce a custom certificate with a description of the course, hours needed and the content covered for Manual Submission. This will help you seamlessly submit these CPD hours manually to your local state board portal. How to get started today. If you are an active member with the IoA, these pathways are already live and fully included in your existing access. Don't spend another year sitting through generic compliance lectures just to check a box. Use your required CPE hours to build the technical expertise that will define the next phase of your career. *Please always check that the course is also accepted with your local governing authority as CPE requirements are set at a regional level. Get involved. Lead the future. Join the IoA community and lead the future of data, analytics and AI. Subscribe for the latest updates, insights, and opportunities in data, analytics, and AI - straight to your inbox.
DataCamp Data Community Africa Scholarship 2026. Looking to learn an IT skill in 2026? Applications are open for the DataCamp Data Community Africa Scholarship. Scholarship application guides DCA in partnership with Datacamp Donates will be giving out free Datacamp licenses worth $399 to African data professionals who want to learn data-related skillsets. Ready to explore this opportunity and apply? This post contains all the details you require to submit a successful application for the opportunity. Requirements. To be considered for the DataCamp Data Community Africa Scholarship, you must: * Be African * Be a Data Science professional/enthusiast or be interested in being one. * Be available to complete the course between 3 and 6 months. Benefits. A DataCamp license of $150 to $300 will be provided for selected applicants. Method of application. Application Deadline: August 30, 2026.
TechUp Africa opens 2026 DataCamp Scholarship Applications for Young Africans. 27th July 2026 Young Africans looking to break into the tech industry now have a new pathway to premium digital skills training, as TechUp Africa officially opens applications for its TAMP Free DataCamp Tech Skills Scholarship 2026. The 2026 DataCamp Scholarship Applications aims to arm young people across the continent with sought-after digital competencies by granting them free entry into DataCamp's premium learning ecosystem. Working alongside DataCamp, TechUp Africa is handing out fully sponsored DataCamp Donates licenses to individuals eager to pursue tech careers but held back by the cost of premium learning resources. Through the scholarship, beneficiaries gain full access to a library of more than 450 expert-taught courses spanning Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Python, SQL, Power BI, Machine Learning, Data Analytics, and other fields currently in high demand across the tech industry. Who can apply? To qualify, applicants must: * Be young Africans with an interest in developing digital and data-related skills. * Show a real commitment to finishing courses on the platform. * Submit truthful personal details and an accurate account of their current circumstances during the application process. It's worth noting that scholars are required to make consistent use of their licenses. TechUp Africa reserves the right to revoke access from anyone whose license sits idle for two straight months. Why this scholarship matters. Whether you're currently in school, a recent graduate, someone pivoting careers, or an aspiring data expert, this opportunity opens the door to industry-grade skills, hands-on project experience, credible certifications, and stronger preparation for roles in tech, a sector that continues to expand rapidly. What scholars stand to gain. Those selected for the program will enjoy: * No-cost access to over 450 premium DataCamp courses. * Instruction across Data Science, AI, Python, SQL, Power BI, and other high-value tech competencies. * Practical coding drills and real-world project work. * Progress-tracking skill assessments. * The chance to obtain official DataCamp certifications. * Entry to premium tools, including DataCamp Workspace and its Jobs platform. * Real-world experience to strengthen their portfolio and boost job readiness. Application Deadline: Unspecified
DataCamp and FPT Japan partner to support Japan's digital transformation and accelerate AI talent Development. The collaboration combines DataCamp's advanced AI training platform with FPT's regional expertise to address Japan's critical digital talent shortage. NEW YORK-(BUSINESS WIRE)-DataCamp, the leading platform for AI and data upskilling offering the world's #1 AI tutor, today announced a new strategic partnership with FPT Japan Holdings Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of leading, Vietnam-based information and communications technology company FPT Corporation. Designed to meet rising demand for AI and data professionals within Japan, the partnership will combine FPT's established advisory and delivery practice with DataCamp's growing learning platform, which currently serves more than 20 million users globally, to provide localized, customized courses to enterprise learners across Japan. "The APAC region is one of the fastest growing markets for educational technology in the world. DataCamp sees it as a strategically important region, given the demand already for learning programs to keep pace with emerging AI and data technology," said DataCamp co-founder and CEO Jonathan Cornelissen. "FPT's deep regional knowledge and reputation in Japan will enable us to accelerate that growth. By pairing their advisory and delivery strength with DataCamp's platform, we can help major Japanese enterprises transform their workforce end-to-end, from strategy and skills through to implementation." Japan is currently experiencing a shortage of AI and data professionals, with a 2025 survey from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development revealing that Japanese SMEs are significantly more likely than their counterparts in other countries to cite a lack of skills as a barrier to the adoption of AI tools. FPT sees its partnership with DataCamp as a key unlock here. Built with AI at its core, DataCamp makes learning AI, data, and engineering topics uniquely personal the way any great tutor would. "AI and data technology is no longer limited to IT departments or tech firms," said FPT Japan Holdings Vice President Takahiro Onouchi. "Digital transformation depends on a skilled workforce company-wide, capable of driving forward implementation and delivering results. We look forward to partnering with DataCamp to continue addressing this core challenge for Japanese enterprises." While this partnership has a primary focus on the Japanese market, both companies see potential to extend the collaboration, together with the wider FPT group, into South Korea, ASEAN, and the broader Asia region as the Japan collaboration matures. About DataCamp DataCamp is the leading platform for AI and data upskilling, offering the world's #1 AI tutor, supporting over 6,000 organizations and 20 million learners through practical, hands-on upskilling for all skill levels. Built with AI at its core, DataCamp makes learning AI, data, and engineering topics uniquely personal, the way a great tutor would. Whether upskilling a small business or transforming an international workforce, DataCamp's curriculum delivers deep, comprehensive coverage of every data and AI skill, equipping organizations to lead in an AI-powered future. About FPT Japan Holdings FPT Japan Holdings is the Japanese subsidiary of FPT Software, the overseas-focused IT arm of FPT Group - a leading ICT company in Vietnam. Established in 2005 with the mission of bridging the cultural, economic, and intellectual exchange between Vietnam and Japan, the company delivers maximum value to Japanese customers through services and solutions leveraging advanced technology. Today, FPT Japan Holdings offers an end-to-end range of services including RPA, blockchain, AI, cloud, ERP, and big data analytics, supporting customers in achieving their digital transformation (DX) goals.
DataCamp has partnered with LangChain to launch an AI Engineering with LangChain learning track, targeting software developers building production-ready AI applications. The curriculum covers application development, evaluation, retrieval-augmented generation, tool use and agent-based systems using LangChain's framework for large language models. Designed for developers with Python experience, the track uses DataCamp's AI-native learning platform, featuring an AI Tutor that provides real-time feedback. The course incorporates LangSmith, LangGraph and LangChain tools to create an interactive, "learn by building" approach. DataCamp CEO Jo Cornelissen said AI engineering skills have become an urgent need for building reliable, production-ready systems. The track is available now on datacamp.com. DataCamp supports over 6,000 organisations and 18 million learners globally.