Experience and Program Design
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 3, 2026. First seen by Alion on Sep 20, 2026.
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The Horowitz Andreessen Academy is a playground for an incredible Experience and Program Designer.
This is a highly creative role where you’ll design the program, events, spaces, and experiences that make the Academy the best possible experience for every student. Not by hosting one-off events, but by thoughtfully designing the entire student journey from beginning to end.
HAA is where students will need to lock in and build - but they also need to have a vibrant social life. Our goal is to expose the students to wildly creative and unique experiences that would never be possible at a traditional college or university - and that I honestly can't even dream up right now, but you can.
In this role, you will:
Find extremely unique people to speak or run workshops at the Academy - some for students only, some open to the broader public
Design hackathons, galas, and offsites for young builders and the wider tech community
Build partnerships with major SF cultural institutions like SF MOMA, the Exploratorium, the de Young Museum
Create a small "museum of technology" within the space so students and guests have an awesome landing place when they arrive
Design icebreakers, factory tours, evening adventures, pop-ups, and art events - and just as importantly, build the culture and conditions for students to organize these themselves
Build and manage a small team (at least one FTE) so this experience scales beyond what you alone can produce
You must love designing for college-aged students, since almost everything you build will be for them. You'll also need to have great taste and an eye for details. If you’re interested, share with us a few ideas for experiences you’d want to design for HAA students, and why.
P.S. This role is specifically Experience and Program design for extracurricular activities. There's another role focusing entirely on curriculum called "Dean of Education".