An e-learning corporation founded in 1999, Brainfuse was established to provide real-time, remote services for students and job seekers. Headquartered in New York, New York, the company serves clients nationwide, including libraries, colleges and universities, school districts, and workforce centers. From wherever they're located—at home, in a library, or at school—users can obtain real-time career assistance and tutoring services from certified instructors using Brainfuse's proprietary online classroom.

The Brainfuse classroom is a dynamic workspace that features on-demand and pre-scheduled sessions and fully integrated features, such as secure file-sharing and web-sharing and the ability to archive and print prior sessions for future reference. Users can also "Snap-n-Send" pictures of equations, handwritten notes, or textbook pages to access from their whiteboard during a session. Additional products include HelpNow, a suite of collaboration, study, and tutoring tools; JobNow, which supports job seekers in their hunt for employment; StudyNow, a platform that blends content-creation, collaboration, and self-study tools that help students learn and share knowledge with peers; and TutorNow, a higher-education program comprised of "three mutually-reinforcing services" that include collaboration and study suites reinforced with expert help. Brainfuse also offers K-12 school programs, through which it provides schools and districts with e-learning services.

Flexible Brainfuse jobs offered in the past feature freelance and telecommuting arrangements with part-time, full-time, and flexible schedules. Candidates interested in employment with Brainfuse can work remotely from any location in the United States, so long as they have their own computer and reliable internet connection. In addition to working from home, employees can choose their own hours and enjoy opportunities for advancement. Because the company's services are conducted through a virtual whiteboard, applicants are not required to possess computers with built-in webcams or microphones.

An e-learning corporation founded in 1999, Brainfuse was established to provide real-time, remote services for students and job seekers. Headquartered in New York, New York, the company serves clients nationwide, including libraries, colleges and universities, school districts, and workforce centers. From wherever they're located—at home, in a library, or at school—users can obtain real-time career assistance and tutoring services from certified instructors using Brainfuse's proprietary online classroom.

The Brainfuse classroom is a dynamic workspace that features on-demand and pre-scheduled sessions and fully integrated features, such as secure file-sharing and web-sharing and the ability to archive and print prior sessions for future reference. Users can also "Snap-n-Send" pictures of equations, handwritten notes, or textbook pages to access from their whiteboard during a session. Additional products include HelpNow, a suite of collaboration, study, and tutoring tools; JobNow, which supports job seekers in their hunt for employment; StudyNow, a platform that blends content-creation, collaboration, and self-study tools that help students learn and share knowledge with peers; and TutorNow, a higher-education program comprised of "three mutually-reinforcing services" that include collaboration and study suites reinforced with expert help. Brainfuse also offers K-12 school programs, through which it provides schools and districts with e-learning services.

Flexible Brainfuse jobs offered in the past feature freelance and telecommuting arrangements with part-time, full-time, and flexible schedules. Candidates interested in employment with Brainfuse can work remotely from any location in the United States, so long as they have their own computer and reliable internet connection. In addition to working from home, employees can choose their own hours and enjoy opportunities for advancement. Because the company's services are conducted through a virtual whiteboard, applicants are not required to possess computers with built-in webcams or microphones.