What we do

A fun way to learn a new skill is to do something you enjoy. Whether it's playing a video game or writing code on a computer, the freedom to choose what you want to do is a powerful tool in driving interest, engagement, and in turn, achievement.

Computer science education is more important than ever, since tech is becoming an increasingly vital part of our daily lives. Yet, many schools still don't offer computer science as a class.

That's why we created Brite. It's a fun and interactive platform that uses gaming elements to help young people develop their coding skills, while also entertaining them.

Brite is a comprehensive White Label platform designed to empower communities, academies and educators to teach computer science. We provide an award winning curriculum, tools and resources, and overall turn-key solution to start your own kids coding academy.

Teach kids in your community to become awesome game and web developers!

Why Work For Us

When you join Brite you get to work with a hand-selected and battle-tested team of extraordinary human beings who are passionately engaged on a mission to positively influence kids and help them to be successful in the future.

We pursue our work with a relentless commitment to EXCELLENCE. And we constantly strive to improve.

We are not looking for the average or the norm. We are looking for AWESOMENESS.

Do you want to build a legacy instead of just doing “work”? Do you enjoy being gatekeeper of exceptional customer experience while raising the bar for quality every day? Would you ever miss an opportunity to discover and mentor next Zuckerberg or Bezos?

Simply put…

We need YOU to help us grow in our quest to be the best positive influencers we can be, increasing our global impact.

Our Engineering Processes

We are building a Learning Platform using React with hooks (version 16.8 +) and TypeScript (Version 2 +).

We do not use redux or any complicated component state management solutions. Our applications are composed of several simple/small components, spread across multiple packages.

Data comes from authenticated REST calls made to different backend endpoints.

We have support for basic theme look and feel customization (ie: scss for colors and other variables).

Unit tests are mandatory as well as UI automated tests (currently via Cypress).