Born out of partnership with the University of Melbourne in Australia, Cadmus was purposefully built to break down global learning barriers by providing educators and diverse student cohorts with access to high-quality, pedagogical assessment anywhere, anytime. Built on rich, student-centric values, Cadmus empowers individuals to achieve their highest potential and graduate with the critical skills and knowledge to profoundly impact our workforces, communities, and evolving world. Cadmus keeps the fun in the learning experience and takes the stress out of the end goal- assessment. With the average student completing 700+ assessments in their education journey, we wanted to build an assessment workspace that made it easy for educators and students to understand, submit, grade, and receive feedback- because we know everyone learns differently. What started as an idea to break down learning participation barriers and unlock every individual’s potential, has grown into a robust online assessment for learning platform that supports educators and students to achieve academic excellence in 50+ countries.
Open Positions
Account Executive (EMEA)
Dynamic self-starter with ownership of sales cycle, new business development, stakeholder engagement, GTM strategy & territory expansion, account expansion, ecosystem building, and Cadmus ambassador
Account Executive (EMEA)
No specific requirements mentioned
Account Executive (EMEA)
Strong sales skills and ability to learn fast. Experience with modern tech stack (Hubspot, AI-led prospecting, GPTs) and GTM strategy
Account Executive (EMEA)
End-to-end sales ownership role, requiring a dynamic self-starter with strong sales skills and ability to work in a high-growth environment
Software Engineer (Product Focused, Full Stack)
3–5 years of experience, strong frontend skills, backend experience in Elixir, comfort with ambiguity, and a genuine love of the craft
Senior Software Engineer (Product Focused, Full Stack)
7-10 years of experience, expert frontend and backend skills, and ability to thrive in ambiguity