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Program Manager - Education and Workforce Development (EWD) - FutureTex

🇺🇸 Raleigh, North Carolina 🕑 Full-Time 💰 TBD 💻 Learning & Development 🗓️ November 8th, 2026
K-2 Rive

Edtech.com's Summary

NC State University is hiring a Program Manager - Education and Workforce Development (EWD) - FutureTex. The role involves managing the design, development, and execution of the FutureTEX Education and Workforce Development programs, transforming national workforce strategies into aligned training programs. The Program Manager oversees curriculum development, coordinates multiple learner pathways, and ensures compliance with federal Department of War milestones and performance metrics.

Highlights

  • Lead design and modularization of workforce training courses and certifications aligned with the Textile Manufacturing Competencies framework.

  • Develop instructional materials in advanced textiles, AI-driven production, smart textiles, digital twins, and related technologies.

  • Utilize Wilson College of Textiles and partner facilities to create hands-on laboratory modules.

  • Integrate immersive tools such as VR/AR, simulations, and AI-enabled instructional methods in collaboration with technology partners.

  • Oversee scheduling, registration, staffing, and execution of programs for diverse learner groups including K-12 CTE students, community college transfers, veterans, and incumbent workers.

  • Implement credit transfer and pre-apprenticeship pathways with academic partners like Gaston College and Catawba Valley Community College.

  • Coordinate upskilling workshops for domestic defense suppliers and commercial textile manufacturers.

  • Collaborate with marketing for regional outreach and talent recruitment supporting FutureTEX’s national campaign.

  • Track and report performance metrics including learner engagement, credential production, workforce upskilling, and graduate job placement.

  • Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor’s degree (Master’s preferred), 5+ years managing workforce development or curriculum design, project management skills, and familiarity with advanced manufacturing and textile technologies. A valid NC driver’s license is required.