Full Stack Software Engineer, OpenAI Edu

OpenAI’s Education team is building products and experiences that help learners, educators, and institutions benefit from AI in ways that are rigorous, useful, and grounded in real learning outcomes.

The work spans both consumer and B2B education, with close collaboration across engineering, learning science, design, data, and research. This team sits in a highly strategic investment area for OpenAI, with strong opportunities to shape how product ideas flow across consumer and institution-facing experiences.

Some of our recent work:

• New tools for understanding AI and learning outcomes

• Education for countries

• Advancements in higher education

• Early product work - Introducing Study Mode

About the role

We’re looking for a product-minded Full Stack Engineer to help build OpenAI’s education products from the ground up. You’ll own end-to-end development across the stack, from early concepting and prototyping through production launch and iteration.

This is an opportunity to work on a highly strategic, early-stage product area where engineering judgment, product sense, and customer empathy all matter.

You’ll partner closely with leaders across the education org, including learning scientists, researchers, designers, and cross-functional partners, to turn emerging ideas into durable product experiences for schools, universities, and other education stakeholders.

In this role, you will:

• Build and ship product experiences across the full stack for OpenAI’s education offerings

• Own projects end-to-end, from ideation and technical design through implementation, launch, and iteration

• Work closely with learning scientists and researchers to translate learning goals and evidence into product decisions

• Collaborate with design, data, and cross-functional partners to build thoughtful, high-quality user experiences

• Help define the engineering foundation for a growing education pod, including patterns, systems, and technical direction

• Contribute to products that may inform both consumer and B2B education experiences over time