Do you want to drive meaningful change in the life sciences learning landscape? Join Salience Learning, a dynamic team of learning and development consultants and designers. As a Strategic Learning & Organization Sr Consultant, you will collaborate with internal and client teams to address organizational and learning strategy needs of biotech and pharmaceutical clients.
Requirements
- Participate in client meetings and interviews to understand current challenges and business goals, gathering insights to inform deliverables
- Create comprehensive project deliverables, including kick-off decks, executive summaries, status updates, and meeting documentation
- Build learning content using adult learning and instructional design principles
- Contribute to design documents outlining learner-centric solutions for workshops, learning series, or long-term curriculum plans
- Coordinate with internal resources and manage timelines to deliver on-budget, high-quality work across multiple deliverables
- Support the development and implementation of operating models, organizational structures, learning solutions, and talent development strategies
- Support project workstreams, coordinate with internal resources, and manage timelines to deliver on-budget, high-quality deliverables
- Conduct detailed reviews of deliverables to ensure they meet quality and client readiness standards
- Participate in current state assessments, benchmarking, and data analysis to generate competitive, actionable recommendations
- Track client requests and program changes to maintain consistency across deliverables
- Support legal, medical, and regulatory review processes efficiently for each deliverable
- Articulate the Blue Matter and Salience Learning value propositions and science behind strategies and design choices for clients
- Support additional internal and client initiatives as required
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Bonus incentive plan
- Medical/dental/vision plan
- 401(k)
- Health and wellness bonus
- Continuing education matching bonus
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