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Jun 2023Microverse temporarily paused new enrollments for its Full-Stack Web Development Program to improve the learning model, expand offerings, and support current students; it said it aimed to relaunch enrollments in 2024.
SourceTraining and connecting untapped talent with global opportunities
Company research
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 30, 2026
Overview
Microverse is a fully distributed online school for software developers that trains global talent for remote jobs using peer-to-peer, pair-programming learning and an income-share agreement model. Its current public product focus is the Full-Stack Web Development Program, and it also offers Leap for English speaking practice.
Primary product
Full-Stack Web Development Program
Founded
2018
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
200-300
Work style
Remote
Industry
Education Technology
Sub-industry
Online coding school / software developer training
Offices
Fully distributed / remote worldwide
San Francisco, California, United States
Business model
Income Share Agreements (ISAs)
B2C online education
B2B employer hiring / Launchpad referrals
Funding
Stage
Series A
Total raised
$22.9M
Latest round
Series A - III · Aug 2022
Latest amount
$4M
Aug 2022 · Northzone
Nov 2021
Jul 2021 · Northzone
Feb 2020 · General Catalyst
Sep 2019 · General Catalyst
People & investors
Leadership
Founder & CEO
Chief of Staff / Head of Operations
Head of Product Development
Emilia Andrzejewska
Product
Eric Newport
Career Coach
Gaby Suarez
Product
Marco Lizza
Student Success
Meesen Brown
Marketing
Mercè Ruestes
Finance
Paty González Flores
Product
Vero Rebagliatte
Engineering
Arthur Hess
Engineering
Work & culture
Mission-driven, globally distributed, collaborative, and transparency-oriented. The company emphasizes peer learning, pair programming, remote work best practices, accountability, and empowering people regardless of geography.
Work style
Remote
Compensation
Public pay data is sparse; public job-board snippets emphasize perks more than salary, though one scraped remote listing for a Career Coach role showed roughly $35k-$70k USD/year.
Benefits
Flexible hours
Unlimited PTO
Home office set-up budget
Opportunities to travel for team meetups
Remote-first global team
Product & market
Pricing
Students pay via an ISA with no upfront tuition until employed; employers pay no hiring fee and can use Launchpad for a 1-3 month trial hire.
Differentiators
- —No upfront tuition; students pay only after getting a qualifying job
- —Peer-to-peer, instructor-less collaborative learning
- —Strong remote-work and pair-programming training
- —Global admissions and student base across 100+ countries
- —Career coaching and mentor/code-review support
- —Employer hiring support and Launchpad trial placements
- —English practice product (Leap) alongside the main program
Technology
Ruby on Rails
React/Redux
JavaScript
HTML/CSS
Databases
Node.js
OpenAI
Speechace
Airtable
Zapier
Make
Heap
Google Analytics
Hotjar
Intercom
LinkedIn
Facebook
Snapchat
TikTok
Twitter/X
Customers
Aspiring software developers worldwide
Students from 100+ countries
Employers hiring remote software developers
Companies that have hired alumni such as Microsoft, Upstart, Globant, Huawei, and VMware
Scale & contact
Estimated revenue
$1M-$10M
Signals & risks
Latest news
Microverse · Dec 2023
Microverse highlighted an in-person student/alumni meetup in Nairobi, emphasizing community building and student support.
Microverse · Aug 2023
Microverse announced a partnership with Torre to help students access more remote international job opportunities.
Microverse · Jun 2023
Microverse paused new enrollments to improve the program, refine the collaborative learning model, and invest in new offerings.
Microverse · Mar 2023
Microverse joined the UN Global Compact and said it would integrate the Compact’s ten principles into its business practices.
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