Senior Product Developer (Qualification Developer)

Overview

Design, develop, launch & manage products, ensuring compliance and stakeholder engagement.

Key Responsibilities

• product lifecycle
• quality assurance
• portfolio management
• product development
• project coordination
• regulatory compliance

Tasks

-Manage the full product lifecycle from concept to launch. -Contribute to quality assurance audits and continuous improvement of processes. -Engage with employers, sector bodies and stakeholders to support product development and promotion. -Create high-quality support and resource materials. -Maintain and review the product portfolio to ensure currency, quality and viability. -Identify opportunities for new product development and report progress to the Product Development Manager. -Lead and coordinate project teams and external subject specialists. -Design, develop and review products using NOCN processes and project management methods. -Ensure assessments meet regulatory requirements and uphold Equality, Diversity and Inclusion standards.

Requirements

• product development
• engineering
• project management
• stakeholder engagement
• organised
• regulatory knowledge

What You Bring

-Experience in product development within education, qualifications, apprenticeships or assessment and engineering. -Strong project management and stakeholder engagement skills. -Organised, detail-focused and able to manage multiple projects. -Knowledge of regulatory or sector requirements is desirable.

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About Nocn Group

-It offers a full suite of qualifications, apprenticeship End Point Assessments, assured courses, SMART job cards and consultancy services. -The group operates internationally—including in India, Africa, Europe and the Gulf—while maintaining deep roots in UK construction standards. -It champions green skills via short courses and qualifications in renewable energy, waste management and sustainable construction. -Typically it partners with colleges, training providers and employers on productivity-focused projects, apprenticeships and regulated qualifications. -Its financial model is rooted in charitable purpose, reinvesting income into social mobility and skills development rather than profit.

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