Ascent Developer Solutions

private lending

LearningandDevelopmentManager

Encino, California, United States
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid candidates.

The Brief

“Learning and Development Manager at Ascent Developer Solutions. Skills: L&D strategy, Program design, Talent development. Develop L&D strategy. Design core programs”

What You'll Achieve.

New hire time-to-productivity; Internal promotion rates; Manager effectiveness scores; Employee engagement; Retention of high performers; Reduction of Regrettable leavers

Industry & Context.

private lending

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5–10+ years in Learning & Development, Talent Development experience, Experience building progressive L&D programs from scratch, facilitation skills, instructional design skills, Executive presence, stakeholder management, program management skills, collaboration and consultation approach, LMS reporting, ROI analytics, AI adoption and application

What You'll Do.

Build competency frameworks

Manage external vendors

Build development programs

Support succession planning

Build early talent programs

Design interviewer training

Standardize hiring practices

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with leadership; Partner with HR; Partner with business leaders; Partnership with SMEs

Process & Methodology

Program management

Full Job Description

About Ascent Ascent Developer Solutions is a leading private lending platform, serving real estate developers nationwide in the acquisition, renovation, and construction of residential real estate. Founded by a leadership team with a deep understanding and personal experience in virtually every facet of real estate development, Ascent is uniquely positioned to create custom, innovative lending solutions for a variety of real estate development business strategies. The L&D Manager will build and lead Ascent University, designing and executing scalable learning programs that enhance leadership capability, employee performance, and organizational growth. This role will partner closely with leadership, HR, and business leaders to align development initiatives with strategic priorities. Key Responsibilities Strategy & Program Design Develop and execute enterprise-wide L&D strategy Design core programs (onboarding, functional/role specific, manager, executive, HiPo) Build competency frameworks and career paths Create curriculum, through partnership with SMEs Program Delivery Facilitate workshops and learning sessions Manage external vendors and coaches Oversee LMS and learning content Leadership Development Build executive & managerial development programs (new managers- executive) Implement 360 feedback and coaching Support succession planning Talent Development Launch and manage HiPo program Build internship and early talent programs Hiring Excellence Design and deliver interviewer training Standardize hiring practices across the organization Measurement & Analytics Define KPIs (engagement, retention, promotion rates) Track ROI of learning programs Continuously improve based on data Qualifications 5–10+ years in Learning & Development, Talent Development Experience building progressive L&D programs from scratch Strong facilitation and instructional design skills Experience with LMS platforms Executive presence and stakeholder management Strong program management skills

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