Learning Product
Pubblicato il 08-09-2026 - ThinkFree S.r.l. | Holding ecosystem in Monza
Learning Product & Course Design Manager
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Learning Architecture, Certification & Scalable Content
Milan, Italy
Permanent Tempo pieno
€35K–€38K based on experience
We are looking for a Learning Product & Course Design Manager to build and own the first scalable learning product engine for JETCV, one of ThinkFree’s core digital initiatives.
Our digital ecosystem is focused on verified skills, certified experiences and dynamic professional profiles, connecting individuals, schools, training organizations, institutions, companies and certification partners.
The role will be responsible for turning our Scalable Learning Methodology into concrete learning products and courses.
You will also actively contribute to design course and writing, working with subject-matter experts, trainers and internal teams to develop modules, slides, exercises, case studies,
assessments and trainer-ready materials that can be delivered consistently and scaled across the JETCV ecosystem.
The lifecycle you will own
Market Evidence → Product Opportunity → Course Concept → Learning Architecture → Assessment & Certification → Content Production → Trainer Enablement → Pilot → Measure → Improve → Scale
This is not a traditional trainer, content writer or academic coordination role.
We are looking for someone who thinks in products and systems and can turn customer evidence into repeatable, measurable and commercially sustainable learning experiences.
Your role is the bridge between what the market needs and what JETCV decides to build.
1. Learning Product Portfolio
You will:
- turn customer and market needs into clear course opportunities;
- define target, value proposition, learning outcomes and success criteria;
- prioritize which courses should be built, tested, scaled or stopped;
- manage the JETCV learning product roadmap and progression paths.
Goal: