Deliver effective learning at scale
We're looking to hire our first product designer at Arist!
If that's you, you'll get the chance to help define the future of how we deliver learning to employees worldwide.
Specifically, you’ll get to help define what the future of creating, delivering, and analyzing message-based learning looks like, and help solve some of the core challenges that learning teams at the world’s largest organizations face.
Put simply, your job is to make sure our powerful learning solution is designed to be used as effectively as possible.
A few things you'll spend your time working on:
We're looking for a Product Designer who enjoys leading the entire, end-to-end design process, and who is especially an expert at UX. Our ideal designer is well-versed in the user-centered design process & uses it to solve complex problems and is eager to learn from others.
Ideally someone who has:
You'll do great in this role if you:
We're a group of kind, intelligent, and creative people - all incredibly devoted to creating and enabling incredible learning experiences that truly help make people more capable.
Our vision is to become the most effective way people learn at scale by delivering the right learning, at the right time, at the right place.
Come help us revolutionize the way people learn!
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🤳 Arist is the first message-based learning solution. We help leading organizations deliver learning to employees in the flow of work.
Inspired by our founder's work with students from war-torn Yemen and trusted by dozens of leading companies, Arist is pioneering the use of short-form messages that meet learners where they are as a more accessible and effective form of digital learning and training.
Backed by Y Combinator, Craft Ventures, PeakSpan, Acadian Ventures, and the top Learning Executives, Arist is now used by 10% of the F500, helping customers create, deploy, and assess delivered all via SMS, WhatsApp, Slack and Teams. Over 95% of learners open a message within 3 minutes, leading to adoption rates and learning outcomes several times greater than any other digital learning tool.
🎯 Arist is the go-to solution for effectively delivering and measuring learning at scale. We revolutionize the way people learn by delivering the right learning at the right place and right time.
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Backed by Y Combinator, Acadian Ventures, and Soma Capital, Arist is a text message learning platform helping Fortune 500 companies and large organizations — including DuPont, GE, and the State of California — create, deploy, and assess text message courses.
Our long-term vision is to deliver critical knowledge and training to anyone in the world, regardless of traditional learning barriers, one text message at a time.
What's a text message course?
A series of texts, images/GIFs, and interactive exercises/questions delivered over 5 to 30 days via SMS or WhatsApp. Backed by research from Stanford and Harvard, text message courses see ~10x the completion and satisfaction rates of other learning mediums.
In fact, we view text message courses as a brand-new content medium, with a variety of impactful use cases ranging from preventing misinformation to COVID-19 training in refugee camps to DEI training for startups.
Why text messages?
A majority of the world's population — including frontline employees, distributed teams, and remote audiences — has access to SMS and WhatsApp. Meanwhile, internet access is limited globally, making video courses inaccessible to over 3 billion people, including 30 million Americans.
As well, it can also take months to build a traditional workshop or video course, while text message courses can be built and deployed in a day — by one person — ensuring frictionless transfer of knowledge. Writers have to get to the point, so learners get the most valuable insights, concepts, and case studies.
The best part? 95% of people read a text within 3 minutes. As a result, we help create and deliver content employees love in a way that they will actually read and engage with. Don't take our word for it — try a text message course about text message courses here.