Ashby

SaaS

CustomerEducationProgramManager

$135–153k United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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optimal for Manager candidates.

The Brief

“Customer Education Program Manager at Ashby. Skills: Customer education, Content creation, Product workflows. Own customer-facing education work. Translate coaching into content”

Industry & Context.

SaaS

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Ashby fluency, Taught something complex, Juggle multiple projects, Comfortable recording voiceovers, Own work end-to-end, Good judgment about scope

Nice to Have

Formal customer education experience

What You'll Do.

Own customer-facing education work

Translate coaching into content

Turn workflows into learning experiences

Partner with Customer Success

Partner with Recruiting Operations Consulting

Scope learning assets

Write learning assets

Build learning assets

Review learning assets

Refine learning assets

Define learning asset goal

Design learning approach

Build learning assets

Refresh existing Academy content

Improve existing Academy content

Translate complex workflows

Explore adjacent formats

Build new Academy course

Turn input into playbook

Audit existing course

Refresh existing course

Build concept application

Experiment with formats

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Customer Success; Product; PMM; RecOps Consulting

Process & Methodology

Manage multiple projects

Full Job Description

ABOUT THIS ROLE Hi, I'm Jace https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacetala/, and I founded Ashby's Customer Education function in 2025. We've expanded the team since then, I now lead the team and am excited to be hiring our next Program Manager! Our team is built on a simple belief: Ashby Academy should feel like every customer's personal CSM. Regardless of tier or team size, every Ashby customer deserves content that meets them where they are — practical, accurate, and genuinely useful. That standard shapes everything we build, and it's what's driven the development of our growing Academy http://academy.ashbyhq.com courses, webinar program, and playbook library. We have ambitions to expand both the depth of our content and the formats we deliver it in, and this hire is a meaningful part of getting there. As our next Customer Education Program Manager, you'll own customer-facing education work end to end. We're looking for someone who knows Ashby well enough to coach users on how to use it, and can translate that coaching into content that scales. You'll turn complex product workflows into clear, practical learning experiences, and partner closely with Customer Success, Product, PMM, and Recruiting Operations Consulting to make sure what we build is grounded in how customers actually work. This is a hands-on role. You won't be setting strategy and handing it off. You'll be in the work: scoping, writing, building, reviewing, refining, and shipping. What you'll do at Ashby - Own net-new customer education work from concept through publication, including courses, playbooks, recordings, and other learning assets - Define the goal and shape of each learning asset — what it should help customers do, for whom, and in what format — then gather SME input, design the approach, and build it - Refresh and improve existing Academy content so it stays aligned with how Ashby actually works today - Translate complex Ashby workflows into clear, practical, outcome-oriented education — the kin

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