
Director of Global Training
Posted 14 hours ago

Posted 14 hours ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United Kingdom.
• Develop UFORCE’s global training capabilities to ensure customers can operate uncrewed systems safely, legally, and effectively.
• Establish uniform training standards across various markets through training schools, regional teams, and technical teams.
• Manage global operator and maintainer syllabi, assessments, and certifications, including controlled materials, consistent thresholds, and local adaptations.
• Create training programs for new products and command-and-control systems, covering both individual and group operations, communications, and configurations.
• Transform validated field experiences, including lessons learned from Ukraine and exercises, into practical instruction while adhering to security and sharing restrictions.
• Ensure standards are maintained through school visits, authorization and certification records, near-miss reporting, and corrective actions.
• Incorporate training insights into improvements and VP-led safety investigations.
• Spearhead the UK-first pathway to training-authority recognition alongside Legal and country leads.
• Differentiate between operating permissions and authority to train and certify, utilizing third-party provisions when necessary.
• Establish common course pricing and align instructors and resources based on confirmed demand.
• Coordinate customer-site training, delineating clear responsibilities for safety, equipment, and field engineer support.
• Develop a sustainable in-house instructor capability, supplemented by external providers for specialized needs and peak demand periods.
• Deliver cost-effective simulation and blended learning while managing the allocated budget and preserving essential hands-on training.
• Report directly to the VP of Military Exercises.
• Proven multi-site training leadership in defense, military, or a similar safety-critical technical environment.
• Practical experience in course design, assessment, and instructor standardization.
• Established credibility with experienced operators and instructors.
• Strong security judgment and a history of enhancing training through operational feedback.
• Excellent cross-functional leadership skills and the ability to secure commitments and resolve resource conflicts without direct line authority.
• Experience contributing to regulatory approvals or audits.
• Proficient in training pricing and capacity planning.
• Background in delivering simulation or blended-learning programs.
• Strong decision-making skills related to budget and learning outcomes.
• An inclusive and accountable leadership style that fosters honest reporting and maintains safety and standards under pressure.
• Willingness to travel frequently to training bases, customer sites, and exercises.
• Operational experience with uncrewed systems, including frontline or conflict-environment experience, or training experience in command and control (preferred).
• Familiarity with training-authority processes and international operating permissions (preferred).
• Experience delivering training in multiple languages and adapting it to different cultural contexts (preferred).
• Background in building an internal instructor pipeline (preferred).
• Awareness of security clearance constraints that influence who can deliver training (preferred).
• Legal authorization to work in the country for which the applicant is applying.
• Ability to secure employment sponsorship if needed, although not specified; applicants will be asked if they require sponsorship.
• No specific benefits, perks, or compensation details are provided.
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