Training Program Manager at Articulate

This role is designed for a senior customer education professional who blends instructional design expertise with high-level program management. It’s ideal for

Work type: remote

Location: United States

Salary: $91,500 – $121,264/yr

Type: Full-time

Summary

This role is designed for a senior customer education professional who blends instructional design expertise with high-level program management. It’s ideal for someone with over five years of experience who is comfortable being the "face" of a product, capable of moving from building e-learning modules in the morning to delivering a VIP executive presentation in the afternoon. The position offers a fully remote environment with a competitive salary range of $91,500 - $121,264. As the highest tier in the training specialist path, it provides significant strategic influence, allowing you to shape the customer training roadmap and act as a primary bridge between product development and the end-user community. **You might be a good fit if you:** * Are an absolute expert in **Storyline** and **Rise** and can teach others to master them. * Thrive on public speaking, whether it’s hosting large-scale webinars or leading "white-glove" sessions for strategic clients. * Have a proven track record of managing complex project schedules and operational workflows for training programs. * Want to influence product roadmaps by translating customer feedback into actionable insights for internal teams.

Job Description

The Training Program Manager (TPM) is part instructional designer, part program owner, and part strategic product evangelist. As the most senior role in the training specialist career path, the TPM owns the design, development, and delivery of Articulate’s customer training programs and ensures they scale effectively to meet customer and organizational needs.

The TPM drives the end-to-end execution of the customer enablement program—including content development, facilitation, program operations, and quality management. This role partners closely with revenue, marketing, product, and customer-facing teams to deeply understand customer needs and to ensure that Articulate training resources, GTM assets, and learning experiences are accurate, effective, and aligned with customer workflows. The TPM also serves as a senior-level product evangelist, developing and delivering high-impact demonstrations, webinars, white-glove VIP sessions, and customer-facing assets that reflect expert knowledge of Articulate products and the broader e-learning industry.

The TPM represents the voice of the customer across beta programs, customer advocacy initiatives, and cross-functional feedback channels to ensure that new features, messaging, and customer experiences are informed by real-world use and aligned with customer outcomes.

## What You'll Do:





## What You Should Have:

The Training Program Manager (TPM) is part instructional designer, part program owner, and part strategic product evangelist. As the most senior role in the training specialist career path, the TPM owns the design, development, and delivery of Articulate’s customer training programs and ensures they scale effectively to meet customer and organizational needs.

The TPM drives the end-to-end execution of the customer enablement program—including content development, facilitation, program operations, and quality management. This role partners closely with revenue, marketing, product, and customer-facing teams to deeply understand customer needs and to ensure that Articulate training resources, GTM assets, and learning experiences are accurate, effective, and aligned with customer workflows. The TPM also serves as a senior-level product evangelist, developing and delivering high-impact demonstrations, webinars, white-glove VIP sessions, and customer-facing assets that reflect expert knowledge of Articulate products and the broader e-learning industry.

The TPM represents the voice of the customer across beta programs, customer advocacy initiatives, and cross-functional feedback channels to ensure that new features, messaging, and customer experiences are informed by real-world use and aligned with customer outcomes.

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