
EdTech · New York, New York
EdSights
The company transforms higher education by centering student voice and needs in educational design, creating learning environments that reshape how institutions operate and prepare future learners.
Backed by JMI Equity, Album VC, Good Friends and 8 more
- Location
- Remote
- 3 roles
- Team size
- 51-200
- Founded 2017
- Total raised
- $88.2M
- Series A · last round Sep '25
- Salary range
- $70–200k
- all 3 roles
- Open roles
- 3
Open positions · 3
About EdSights
The company is dedicated to transforming higher education through a student-centered approach. Grounded in the belief that student voice is essential to meaningful educational change, the organization works to create learning environments that prioritize student needs and perspectives. By placing students at the center of its mission, the company aims to reshape how higher education operates and prepares the next generation of learners.
Culture & values
The company emphasizes a student-centered approach to higher education.
It values student voice as a key driver for transforming education.
It aims to create the learning environment of tomorrow.
Funding
$88.2Mtotal raised
- Sep 2025 · Other$80M
- Sep 2021 · Series AAlbum VC, Good Friends, Lakehouse Ventures$5M
- May 2020 · Seed$1.6M
- May 2020 · EquityKairos Ventures, The Fund, Rent the Runway, Lakehouse Ventures, Bonobos, Warby Parker, Harry's, Allbirds$1.6M
- JMI Equity

- Album VC

- Good Friends

- Lakehouse Ventures

- Allbirds

- Bonobos

- Harry's

- Kairos Ventures

- +3 more
Company at a glance
The team at EdSights
51-200 peopleSee everyone on LinkedIn
Team breakdown
Team Distribution
- Sales & Business Development56%
- Business Operations & Management16%
- Software Engineering14%
- Specialized Services9%
- Leadership4%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.Harvard University
- 2.Cornell University
- 3.Columbia University
- 4.University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
- 5.University of Utah
Team Worked At
- GitLab
- Chegg Inc.
- Pearson
- Bloomberg
- Teach For America
Location
Team Composition
51 people- Business Development7 senior13
- Customer Success and Support1 senior12
- Engineering1 senior6
- Program and Project Management1 senior4
- Entrepreneurship2 senior3
- Sales1 senior3
- Operations2
- Accounting1
Life at EdSights
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