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Learning & Development Manager

Join OWC as a Learning & Development Manager based in Romania, Poland, India, or Brazil. Lead global onboarding and talent development programs, design engaging learning content, and manage learning operations. Benefit from a diverse, inclusive culture and flexible working options in a global renewable energy company.

Flexible Full time UTC-03:00 – UTC+01:00 Updated today

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With a legacy dating back to 1856 - to the world's first marine surveying organisation, The Salvage Association - Aqualis Group continues to evolve to provide the deepest pool of technical expertise across marine and engineering disciplines in more locations worldwide, to best support our clients and markets in keeping the world moving today, whilst managing the challenges of tomorrow.

As a core member of our Talent team, you will be responsible for the design, development and delivery of learning and development programmes across Aqualis Group. The role combines programme and project management with hands-on content creation, delivery, communications, evaluation and continuous improvement. You will lead the global onboarding, tailor our early careers offer, manage mandatory learning and deliver current and future initiatives from initial scoping through implementation, engagement, impact assessment and transition into business-as-usual activity.

What will you be doing?

  • Lead the design, implementation and continuous improvement of our global onboarding programme.
  • Develop and manage structured onboarding pathways for managers, encompassing leadership fundamentals, performance management, people processes and manager responsibilities.
  • Lead learning and talent development initiatives end-to-end, from needs analysis and business case development through to design, delivery, evaluation and ongoing enhancement.
  • Create and manage programme plans, budgets, milestones, success measures, risks, dependencies and stakeholder responsibilities, providing clear progress reporting and recommendations.
  • Tailor our early careers development programme to meet the needs of different business units, locations and learner groups.
  • Manage learning operations, including LMS administration, learning journeys, programme logistics, communications, enrolment, attendance, evaluation and follow-up activities.
  • Develop, maintain and improve learning policies, processes, documentation, learning records and annual learning plans.
  • Coordinate mandatory learning requirements with subject matter experts and business stakeholders, monitoring completion, reporting and managing escalation processes.
  • Design practical, engaging and accessible learning solutions that address organisational capability and development needs.
  • Create learning content and resources, including facilitator guides, participant materials, presentations, digital learning assets, manager toolkits and supporting communications.
  • Partner with subject matter experts to convert technical and business knowledge into effective learning experiences, applying adult learning, instructional design and accessibility best practices.
  • Facilitate virtual and in-person learning sessions where appropriate and enable others to deliver programmes consistently and effectively.
  • Maintain learning calendars, programme records, standard operating procedures and reusable delivery templates to support efficient programme delivery.
  • Collaborate across regions and time zones to ensure a consistent learner experience and identify opportunities to simplify, standardise and automate learning operations through digital and AI-enabled solutions.
  • Manage relationships with external training providers, consultants and educational institutions, including requirements gathering, provider selection, contracting, performance management and quality assurance.
  • Determine when content should be built internally or sourced externally, considering capability, quality, cost, speed and sustainability.
  • Develop communication and engagement plans to promote learning opportunities, drive participation and build stakeholder ownership.
  • Monitor participation, learner engagement and programme effectiveness, using data, feedback and business outcomes to evaluate impact, measure return on investment and inform future improvements.
  • Build strong relationships across the organisation to support collaboration, engagement and continuous improvement in learning and talent development.
  • Contribute to wider Talent initiatives and undertake other duties consistent with the scope and purpose of the role.

What are we looking for?

We are looking for an L&D Manager who combines project management, learning design and stakeholder engagement skills with the ability to build practical and scalable initiatives. More specifically, we are looking for someone with:

  • A degree qualified, or equivalent professional experience, in Learning & Development, Talent, Organisational Development, HR, Business or a related discipline.
  • Proven experience leading learning, talent development or organisational capability programmes end-to-end.
  • Experience designing and developing engaging learning content, resources and communications across multiple formats.
  • The ability to lead multiple projects simultaneously, including planning, governance, budgets, risks, dependencies and outcomes.
  • Experience developing onboarding, early careers, manager development or other structured learning programmes.
  • Experience administering learning operations, including LMS management, learner records, reporting and compliance tracking.
  • Strong stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence and collaborate across functions, geographies and organisational levels.
  • Experience working with digital learning technologies and AI-enabled productivity tools.
  • The ability to work effectively across diverse cultures and in a continuous change environment.
  • Creativity, accountability and self-motivation, with the ability to work independently in a global, geographically dispersed organisation.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

Further Information

This position can be based in the following locations: Brazil, Romania, India or Poland.

You must have the legal right to live and work in the country where you are applying, without the need for sponsorship.

NO RECRUITMENT AGENCIES.

Our Commitment to D&I

At Aqualis Group, we are committed to building a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace where everyone feels respected, valued, and empowered to thrive, regardless of background, identity, or role. As a global company, we believe that diversity drives innovation and inclusion strengthens our teams. We support flexible working, accessible environments, and employee wellbeing. Even if your experience doesn't match every requirement, we encourage you to apply-your unique perspective could be just what we need.

Pay & benefits

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About this role

Posted
15 Oct 2026
Updated
15 Oct 2026
Job type
Full time
Workplace
Flexible
Sectors
Working hours
UTC-03:00 – UTC+01:00
Experience
Proven experience in Learning & Development or related fields
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About OWC

Company Overview

Name

OWC (part of Aqualis / ABL Group)

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2011

Size

Approximately 150 employees ranged in recent years (source: linkedin.com)

What They Do

OWC is a technical advisory, engineering, and consultancy firm specializing in renewable energy projects, with origins in offshore wind and an expanded portfolio that now includes onshore wind, solar photovoltaic (PV), energy storage, hydrogen, power-to-x, wave, and tidal energy (source: owcltd.com). The company supports clients throughout the entire project lifecycle, from early-stage market and site assessment through development, engineering, transportation and installation, operations and maintenance, life extension, and decommissioning (source: owcltd.com). Their service offerings include wind and site assessment, structural engineering and design analysis, ocean engineering, project services, and asset management (source: owcltd.com). Within offshore wind, OWC demonstrates expertise in foundations, wind turbine generators, cables, substations, transmission, mooring and anchor analysis, hydrodynamic analysis, and installation engineering (source: owcltd.com). Their early entry into the offshore wind sector and global reach through the wider Aqualis group footprint distinguish them as a pioneering consultancy with a presence in 14 countries and over 60 offices worldwide (source: owcltd.com).

Projects & Track Record

OWC has an extensive track record, having contributed to more than 330 offshore wind projects and over 50 floating wind projects, collectively representing approximately 71 GW of experience (source: owcltd.com). Their assignments span Europe, Asia, and the United States, with a sector directory noting delivery of projects amounting to 58 GW across these regions (source: keyfactsenergy.com). Since 2011, OWC has supported over 65 offshore wind projects totaling 43 GW, demonstrating sustained involvement in the sector (source: abl-group.com). Their expertise covers established and emerging offshore wind markets including Europe, the United States, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam (source: abl-group.com). OWC is recognized as a market leader in floating offshore wind engineering and consultancy, supported by teams across 63 offices in 38 countries within the broader group network (source: owcltd.com).

Recent Developments

In recent years, OWC has continued to strengthen its position under the Aqualis/ABL Group umbrella, expanding its renewable energy advisory scope to encompass offshore and onshore wind, solar, energy storage, hydrogen, and ocean energy segments (source: owcltd.com). The company’s 2026 service updates across asset management, ocean engineering, wind and site services, and floating offshore wind indicate ongoing product and service development to meet evolving market demands (source: owcltd.com). These enhancements reflect OWC’s commitment to innovation and comprehensive support for renewable energy projects worldwide (source: owcltd.com).

Working There

OWC offers a diverse range of roles spanning project management, geotechnical engineering, health, safety, environment and quality (HSEQ), advisory, consultancy, offshore renewables, strategy, engineering, due diligence, operations and maintenance, floating wind, risk management, transport and installation, marine operations, professional witness work, wind measurement, LiDAR, studies, owners engineering, and energy storage (source: linkedin.com). This breadth suggests hiring across engineering, technical advisory, project delivery, and specialist analysis functions (source: owcltd.com). The company maintains offices in London and Boston, with additional international locations accessible through the wider group network spanning Europe, Asia Pacific, North and South America (source: owcltd.com).

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