Senior Program Manager
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Barcelona, Cataluña, España
Schneider Electric
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MissionEnergy Tech Academy aims to accelerate electrification worldwide by training our external ecosystem with critical technical and digital capabilities needed for the energy transition. We empower partners, electricians, technicians and end customers to thrive in the new energy tech era.
The Technical Capability & Workforce Development Lead shapes and scales Schneider Electric's technical learning ecosystem for external learners. Acting as the strategic bridge between Business Units, technical academies, subject matter experts, certification owners and external ecosystem partners, the role transforms Schneider Electric expertise into scalable learning pathways, certifications, communities and workforce-development initiatives, with dedicated role-based programs for electricians and contractorsKey responsibilitiesTechnical capability strategyPartner with Business Units and technical academies to define and evolve Energy Tech Academy's long-term capability roadmap.
Identify priority skill domains, workforce requirements and emerging learning needs linked to electrification, automation, digitalization, software and sustainability.
Drive alignment across technical organizations toward a shared external capability-building strategic learning priorities, investments and workforce-development initiatives to senior stakeholders.
Monitor industry trends, workforce challenges and skill gaps affecting the energy transition.
Role-based learning pathways and certification architectureLead the design and evolution of role-based technical learning programs exclusively for the Electrician and Contractor customer personas.
Define competency frameworks covering foundational, intermediate and advanced levels of technical expertise.
Design progressive learning journeys supporting workforce readiness, technology adoption and professional development.
Create scalable learning architectures and global standards that can be applied consistently across markets.
Connect learning pathways with assessments, certifications, digital credentials and professional recognition.
Coordinate Business Units and subject matter experts to ensure technical relevance, practical application and market alignment.
Electrician and contractor workforce developmentDefine Energy Tech Academy's global capability frameworks for electricians and contractors, working closely to the Elecritcians and Contractors persona leaders, within the Divisions.
Design learning pathways spanning residential, infra-structure, commercial, industrial and emerging energy technologies.
Partner with technical leaders to identify the critical skills required by the future electrical workforce.
Work with industry associations, vocational institutions, training organizations and certification bodies to strengthen relevance and credibility.
Benchmark leading workforce-development and certification models and translate relevant practices into actionable program designs.
Develop initiatives strengthening employability, workforce readiness and long-term professional development.
Interface Energy Tech academy and Businesses/DivisionsAct as the primary interface between Energy Tech Academy and Schneider Electric Business Units for technical capability development.
Influence academy owners, technical leaders and subject matter experts to contribute to a cohesive external learner ecosystem.
Establish governance balancing Business Unit expertise and ownership with global consistency and learner-centered design.
Create visibility of learning assets, certifications, capability gaps and development priorities.
Drive collaboration across businesses to create integrated learner experiences rather than siloed technical programs.
Technical communities and learner engagementDefine and implement the strategy for technical learner and expert communities.
Build sustainable engagement models connecting electricians and contractors with Schneider Electric experts.
Promote peer learning, mentoring, technical collaboration, knowledge sharing and best-practice exchange.
Extend engagement beyond individual courses through community, certification and ongoing professional development.
Learning innovation and transformationIdentify opportunities to apply AI, adaptive learning, immersive technologies, simulations and other digital learning and scale approaches that improve relevance, accessibility, engagement and learner outcomes.
Benchmark leading technical learning ecosystems and translate emerging practices into practical recommendations and implementation plans.
Contribute to Energy Tech Academy's evolution as a modern, digitally enabled learning ecosystem.
Strategic external capability ecosystemDevelop relationships with industry associations, certification bodies, technical institutes, universities and workforce-development partnerships that increase the reach, credibility and impact of technical learning and certification programs.
Represent Energy Tech Academy in selected forums focused on workforce development, technical e
The Technical Capability & Workforce Development Lead shapes and scales Schneider Electric's technical learning ecosystem for external learners. Acting as the strategic bridge between Business Units, technical academies, subject matter experts, certification owners and external ecosystem partners, the role transforms Schneider Electric expertise into scalable learning pathways, certifications, communities and workforce-development initiatives, with dedicated role-based programs for electricians and contractorsKey responsibilitiesTechnical capability strategyPartner with Business Units and technical academies to define and evolve Energy Tech Academy's long-term capability roadmap.
Identify priority skill domains, workforce requirements and emerging learning needs linked to electrification, automation, digitalization, software and sustainability.
Drive alignment across technical organizations toward a shared external capability-building strategic learning priorities, investments and workforce-development initiatives to senior stakeholders.
Monitor industry trends, workforce challenges and skill gaps affecting the energy transition.
Role-based learning pathways and certification architectureLead the design and evolution of role-based technical learning programs exclusively for the Electrician and Contractor customer personas.
Define competency frameworks covering foundational, intermediate and advanced levels of technical expertise.
Design progressive learning journeys supporting workforce readiness, technology adoption and professional development.
Create scalable learning architectures and global standards that can be applied consistently across markets.
Connect learning pathways with assessments, certifications, digital credentials and professional recognition.
Coordinate Business Units and subject matter experts to ensure technical relevance, practical application and market alignment.
Electrician and contractor workforce developmentDefine Energy Tech Academy's global capability frameworks for electricians and contractors, working closely to the Elecritcians and Contractors persona leaders, within the Divisions.
Design learning pathways spanning residential, infra-structure, commercial, industrial and emerging energy technologies.
Partner with technical leaders to identify the critical skills required by the future electrical workforce.
Work with industry associations, vocational institutions, training organizations and certification bodies to strengthen relevance and credibility.
Benchmark leading workforce-development and certification models and translate relevant practices into actionable program designs.
Develop initiatives strengthening employability, workforce readiness and long-term professional development.
Interface Energy Tech academy and Businesses/DivisionsAct as the primary interface between Energy Tech Academy and Schneider Electric Business Units for technical capability development.
Influence academy owners, technical leaders and subject matter experts to contribute to a cohesive external learner ecosystem.
Establish governance balancing Business Unit expertise and ownership with global consistency and learner-centered design.
Create visibility of learning assets, certifications, capability gaps and development priorities.
Drive collaboration across businesses to create integrated learner experiences rather than siloed technical programs.
Technical communities and learner engagementDefine and implement the strategy for technical learner and expert communities.
Build sustainable engagement models connecting electricians and contractors with Schneider Electric experts.
Promote peer learning, mentoring, technical collaboration, knowledge sharing and best-practice exchange.
Extend engagement beyond individual courses through community, certification and ongoing professional development.
Learning innovation and transformationIdentify opportunities to apply AI, adaptive learning, immersive technologies, simulations and other digital learning and scale approaches that improve relevance, accessibility, engagement and learner outcomes.
Benchmark leading technical learning ecosystems and translate emerging practices into practical recommendations and implementation plans.
Contribute to Energy Tech Academy's evolution as a modern, digitally enabled learning ecosystem.
Strategic external capability ecosystemDevelop relationships with industry associations, certification bodies, technical institutes, universities and workforce-development partnerships that increase the reach, credibility and impact of technical learning and certification programs.
Represent Energy Tech Academy in selected forums focused on workforce development, technical e