Learning Architect

🏢 Noodle · all Noodle jobs
📍 United States
💰 USD 110,000 - 125,000 / annual
📅 Posted 2026-08-03 · via Himalayas
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Noodle is higher education’s leading strategy, services, and technology partner. We develop infrastructure, provide life-changing learning experiences, and grow the awareness of and the enrollment in some of the best academic institutions in the world. Our vision is “to empower universities to change the world.” We achieve this vision by offering our university partners various products and services that help them be more resilient, responsive, efficient, and interconnected.

Learning Architects (LAs) are the first exposure many faculty and staff have with Noodle . The LA introduces faculty to the Noodle learning design process and facilitates the development of the overall vision for their program. LAs collaborate closely with the General Manager, Senior Learning Designer, Learning Designers, Project Managers, Multimedia, and Learning Technologist on a program, and serve as the primary point of communication between all aspects of Learning (program design, course design and builds, course maintenance, course refreshes and term prep) and the university’s Program Director. They are responsible for working with the Program Director to scope program requirements and serve as an internal ambassador for programmatic ideals and quality.

Our Learning Architects drive continuous improvement for their programs, collaborating with our Student Support and Engagement team to gather course feedback, troubleshoot obstacles to program excellence, share performance data with the build team, the General Manager, and the university, and proactively recommend strategic program revisions based on that data.

This role requires periodic travel to partner institutions across the United States to foster collaboration and maintain strong relationships.
As our Learning Architect, you will:

- Guide the university in making program and course decisions that drive 100% retention and graduation

- Collaborate with university stakeholders as a thought-partner, sharing best practices from across the Noodle portfolio as well as new innovations

- Serve as a trusted advisor to Deans and Program Directors as they facilitate program design conversations; articulate the program identity, map curriculum to the program design, and navigate challenging faculty experiences

- Partner with Noodle ’s build, maintenance, and term prep teams to set them up for success in working with (and for) our university partners: articulate the program design, showcase the program voice and style, review the university signature elements (i.e., the University Way), walk the team through the approved templates, share exemplars, and define a clear vision for what we are designing together

- Monitor and provide constructive feedback on all course builds and refreshes by reviewing drafts at established points in the build process, offering formative feedback against our quality rubrics and the University Way, and ensuring each course meets or exceeds our benchmarks and the expectations set with our university partners

- Collaborate with the program build teams, most notably the Senior Learning Designer and Project Manager, to keep our university partners, team leadership, and General Managers informed of our progress, and work with the team to swiftly resolve any barriers to successful builds

- Own the continuous improvement process for the programs we serve, using data to make strategic recommendations that increase the quality of the learning experience on a regular basis

- Onboard and support faculty new to teaching online, should the university choose Noodle to provide this service

- Partner with the General Manager to represent our learning capabilities across campus

- Collaborate with your Student Support and Engagement colleagues to incorporate student feedback into subsequent course design efforts, furthering our shared commitment to student retention and graduation

- On occasion, provide support for sales and consultation initiatives to acquire new partnerships

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