Workforce Development Platform

Product ownership of a multi-tenant platform supporting training, qualifications, and workforce programs.

At a Glance

  • Role: Product Manager / Product Owner

  • Users: Program admins, mentors, participants

  • Scope: Training delivery, qualifications tracking, reporting

  • Environment: Multi-organization platform

The Problem

Workforce programs relied on fragmented tools to manage training, participant progress, and outcomes—creating manual work and limited visibility.

What I Owned

  • Product requirements and backlog prioritization

  • User workflows and permissions

  • Delivery coordination with engineering

  • Iteration based on real program needs

Key Decisions & Tradeoffs

  • Balanced configurability with usability for non-technical users

  • Prioritized incremental delivery to support active programs

  • Standardized workflows to support scale across organizations

Outcome

  • Platform adopted across multiple industries

  • Centralized training and qualifications tracking

  • Improved visibility into participation and progress

Tools

Jira · Figma · Moodle / IOMAD · Custom plugins · APIs

PHP · JS · HTML · CSS · SQL

A few Feature Examples

A visual, card-based interface designed to give managers a fast, intuitive view of qualification progress.

A unified qualifications profile that brings together training progress, experience, and education to generate a professional summary aligned to a user’s role.

Screens shown are representative views with anonymized and simulated data. Branding removed.

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