Kforce has a client that is seeking a Remote Learning & Development Project Manager in Tampa, FL. Summary: The L&D Learner Experience team ensures the successful delivery of learning programs/events by providing outstanding client service and teaming effectively across various functional groups. The candidate supports the planning, logistics, delivery, registration, learning management system updates, reporting and may include instructor sourcing and live session operational support.* Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience preferred (high school degree or equivalent required) * 3-5 years of training and development experience * Experience in a professional services firm or equivalent * Experience relevant to specific role Demonstrates knowledge and/or a proven record of success in the following areas: * Leveraging technology to support on-demand and live, instructor-led training * Applying insights into learning management system functionality (CSOD experience preferred) to enhance the learner experience * Establishing effective networks and managing project teams to accomplish implementation, enrollment and/or reporting of agreed plan/program information, utilizing both external and internal resources across multiple functional groups * Leveraging deep project management skills to manage the successful implementation of complex fly-and-stay learning events (conferences) * Effectively prioritizing, troubleshooting, and problem solving in real time, and escalating appropriately * Leveraging presentation and communication skills to partner effectively with clients and other team members * Employing an array of digital skills to deliver higher value, lower cost, and a tech-enabled learner experience Preferred Skills: Demonstrates abilities and/or a proven record of success in the following areas: * Analyzing data and communicating data insights to drive decision making (leveraging market leading tools such as Alteryx, Tableau, etc.) * Using design thinking- including persona development, affinity mapping, journey mapping, and prototyping