Careers · Open positions
Engineering and content roles inside European public-sector education infrastructure.
Ascendia hires engineers, designers, content producers, and programme leads who want to work on infrastructure that ministries, EU programmes, and regulated buyers run on. Open positions are routed through the Bucharest office; remote-first within EU time zones is supported for engineering roles.
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Working at Ascendia
The work goes into national virtual libraries, ministerial digital-skills programmes, EU consortia, and listed-company governance. EduLib alone reaches 700,000+ pupils and 100,000 teachers; the wider LIVRESQ ecosystem reaches 7,260+ institutions on the public record.
Ascendia operates under BVB-listed governance obligations. Reporting cadence, audited financials, and statutory disclosure are part of the operating frame — different from a private startup operating in stealth.
Engagements with the European Commission DEC expert group, Erasmus+ Forward Looking, Horizon Europe partners, Microsoft AI for Accessibility, NVIDIA Connect, and Google AI for GovTech place the work inside a European institutional context.
Microsoft AI for Accessibility Hall of Fame recognition is operational, not historical. Engineering, design, and content production carry accessibility obligations through every project, not at the end.
Working with the team
Day-to-day execution sits with two production teams under the leadership group: the engineering team that maintains the LIVRESQ and CoffeeLMS platform surfaces, and the content production team that authors institutional learning content for ministerial, EU-programme, and Council of Europe deliveries. Both teams operate inside the listed-company governance frame and contribute directly to the Capability Statement filed with public-sector counterparties.
Engineering team
Browser-based authoring (LIVRESQ), learning management (CoffeeLMS), AI-assisted authoring (LIVRESQ Companion). Frontend work runs on React + TypeScript with WCAG 2.1 AA / EN 301 549 obligations carried at the platform layer. Engineering reports into the R&D, Compliance & EC DEC desk (Gabriel Lazar) and into the EC DEC expert-group context for digital education content.
Named individual engineer profiles — in preparation, target 2026 Q3
Content production team
Instructional design and OER production for the EduLib gymnasium-level virtual library (700,000+ pupils, 100,000 teachers), the Council of Europe digitalised institutional learning module, the CALM legal-content module, and national public-interest campaigns (First Aid; Protection through Education). Content production reports into the Public-Sector desk (Dragos Vasilica).
Named individual producer profiles — in preparation, target 2026 Q3
Open positions
React · TypeScript · Accessibility-first
Own the frontend layer of LIVRESQ and CoffeeLMS — browser-based authoring, WCAG / EN 301 549 compliance, and the institutional UI surface that ministries and EU-programme reviewers interact with.
Apply via emailDigital learning · OER · EU-programme delivery
Produce LIVRESQ-authored learning content for national and EU-programme contexts. Covers instructional design, open educational resource production, and Ascendia's consortium contribution to EduLib (700,000+ pupils, 100,000 teachers).
Apply via emailApplications reviewed by the leadership team. Remote-first within EU time zones for engineering roles.
Apply
Send a CV and a short note on what kind of engagement interests you — engineering, content, programme delivery, or institutional partnership. Applications are reviewed by the leadership team, not by an automated pipeline.
careers@ascendia.euOffice
Dinicu Golescu 36, Floor 4, Bucharest, 010873, Sector 1, Romania.
Remote-first within EU time zones supported for engineering roles.
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