Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence
Global Training Specialist - Stationary Metrology (f/m/d)

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Summary
Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence is looking for a Global Training Specialist to support our customer-facing learning management system and help shape global training content for Stationary Metrology. This is a high-visibility role for someone who enjoys working with systems, coordinating across countries, and turning technical content into clear, consistent learning material.
Job Responsibilities
- Support and maintain the customer-facing LMS, including troubleshooting user issues and working with the vendor on updates and fixes.
- Review, upload and maintain course content, e-learning modules, audience assignments, and assessment scoring.
- Test LMS enhancements and validate course delivery to help ensure a reliable learner experience.
- Analyse usage, completion, and learner feedback data to support continuous improvement.
- Work with course owners and content developers to create new training material and update existing content.
- Act as a European focal point for global training initiatives, including translations, coordination with regional teams, and content deployment.
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Qualifications
- Experience in LMS administration, training coordination, learning content development, or a similar role.
- Background in metrology, technical training, engineering, or another industrial environment is strongly preferred.
- Ability to explain complex technical topics clearly to different audiences.
- Strong organisation, coordination, and project management skills.
- Confident communication and stakeholder management skills across functions and countries.
- Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office and related content or media tools.


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We Offer
- A role with real impact on global customer training and learning quality.
- The opportunity to help build a more consistent global training offering across Europe and beyond.
- Close collaboration with technical teams, regional trainers, and content owners.
- A home-based UK role with occasional in-person stakeholder meetings.
- A varied position combining systems, content, coordination, and continuous improvement.
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