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David Careers

Learning Project Manager

Posted 6 days ago

tta training associatesDowners Grove (IL)
Training and Development SpecialistsProfessional and Management Development Training

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$90,000.00 – $113,000.00 annually

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About the role

TTA is looking for a Learning Project Manager to help shape how employees learn, lead, and grow at a manufacturing company. This individual contributor role offers growth potential and combines blended learning design, facilitation, and Leadership Development project management to support a global workforce. Candidates must be local to the Downers Grove, IL area and able to work onsite 4 days per week.
Key Responsibilities: Manage leadership development programs and help participants apply their learning beyond the classroom. Prior experience managing a leadership program is required. Collaborate with others to create engaging eLearning, workshops, simulations, and blended learning experiences. Partner with HR and business leaders to strengthen onboarding, skills development, and compliance training. Use AI, learning technologies, and learner feedback to improve programs and measure results. Ability to analyze learning data and translate insights into action.
Qualifications: Bring 5+ years of L&D or talent development experience, facilitation skills, and experience supporting global learning programs. Experience in manufacturing, industrial, or a similar environment is required. Bachelor's degree in business, HR, Organizational Development, or a related field required. Proficiency with L&D technologies: LMS, virtual platforms (Microsoft Teams), eLearning tools, survey systems, and analytics. Must be local to the Downers Grove, IL area and available to work onsite 4 days per week.
Additional Details
Location: Downers Grove, IL
Work Arrangement: 4 Days Onsite required
Travel: Up to 20% domestic travel
Employment Type: Direct Hire
Salary Range: $90,000.00 – $113,000.00 annually
Offering a generous compensation and benefits package.

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