Cursor
Director, Product Education Engineering
New York · Director · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 40 days ago
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About the role
- New models, new agentic capabilities, new workflows every week.
Responsibilities
- You use AI coding tools extensively in your own workflow - ideally Cursor - as core infrastructure, not as a novelty.
Nice to have
- Define performance metrics that go beyond completion rates, measuring activation, adoption, and actual developer fluency gains.
- You're hands-on and want to stay that way.
- Not a full-time engineer, but genuinely fluent in developer workflows, AI tooling, SDLC tooling, CI/CD systems, and enterprise engineering environments.
- You can go deep with an engineering audience without faking it.
- You're deeply technical in your editorial judgment.
- You read code, follow a tutorial critically, and immediately know when something is wrong.
- You're customer-obsessed and cross-functional, comfortable translating technical details into business impact and working across engineering, product, and CS without needing a clean lane.
Benefits
- Own the technical education content roadmap: what gets built, when, and for which customer segments, prioritized against product releases, adoption gaps, and enterprise need.
- Build Cursor's technical learning library hands-on: code walkthroughs, structured learning paths, lab exercises, certification-ready content, and workshops tailored to customer needs.
- Partner with Product and Engineering ahead of every major launch so new capabilities ship with the tutorials and learning paths developers need to adopt them.
- Hire and develop a team of education engineers, and define Cursor's strategy for the third-party course ecosystem.
- You have strong opinions about what great developer education looks like because you've been on the wrong side of bad documentation.
This listing is sourced directly from Cursor's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.