Technical Recruiter (Contract)
About the role
About the Role
Location: Remote, United States
Role Type: Contract, Full-Time
Duration: 6 months
Reporting to: Senior Manager, Talent Engagement
Compensation: $85,000 to $110,000 per year (annualized; pro-rated for the 6-month term)
CodePath is rebuilding computer science education for an AI-native generation, and we are hiring the engineers who will build it. Our 2025 work carried one theme: engineering the future of AI-native tech for a workforce in transition. We grew student enrollment 47% year over year, our graduates earn a $95,000 median first-year salary, and in 2025 alone our alumni generated an estimated $1 billion in economic impact. In 2026 we are partnering with Anthropic to put frontier AI tools, including Claude and Claude Code, in the hands of more than 20,000 students across community colleges, state universities, and HBCUs.
We are looking for a Technical Recruiter who wants an outsized impact on that growth. You will help us scale toward 100,000 students and toward training engineers who will generate over $1.5T in wealth for low-income communities over the next 20 years. The people you hire will build AI-native curriculum, learning experiences, and programs that reach students traditional CS education leaves behind.
CodePath is an AI-native organization that moves with the pace and ownership culture of a technical startup. In this role, autonomy isn't a perk — it's the expectation. You'll bring creativity, sharp judgment, and the ability to build trust quickly with the people around you.
We hold a high bar for the work and for how we work together. If you're energized by fast-moving environments and want your contributions to be visible, you'll fit here.
This is a 6-month contract position.
How you will work
We recruit AI-first. You will be expected to use AI tools to source faster, screen sharper, and spend more of your time on the human judgment that actually moves a hire. We do not want AI to replace your read on a candidate. We want it to clear the busywork so your read gets more attention, not less.