Electrical Trades Program Architect (Hybrid/Remote)

DeVry Educational Development Corp.; United States; Hybrid; USD 83,000 - 165,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k with company match

Tuition assistance and career developm

Remote & hybrid opportunities

Comprehensive health coverage

Generous paid time off

Job summary

DeVry University is exploring an advisory engagement to assess the feasibility of an electrical technician/electrician-focused program. The consultant will evaluate market demand, program design, delivery models and operating economics to provide actionable recommendations for launch planning and potential implementation.

The engagement emphasizes hands-on advisory work with expertise in NEC/NCCER, licensure pathways, and employer partnerships, aiming to align academic architecture with

Qualifications

• Demonstrated subject-matter expertise in the electrical trade.
• Direct experience designing, launching, and scaling vocational programs at higher education or similar institutions.
• Working knowledge of NEC, NCCER, OSHA and apprenticeship standards.
• Ability to advise on program P&L, staffing, equipment and enrollment economics.
• Experience developing employer partnerships and apprenticeship/job-placement pathways.

Responsibilities

• Partner with Product and Strategy to develop the business case, including labor-market demand and unit economics.
• Advise on pricing, cohort sizing, delivery models (hybrid lab and online theory) and capital and staffing needs.
• Develop recommendations for competency framework, course sequence, and lab/equipment requirements.
• Assess alignment with industry standards and licensure requirements.
• Outline implementation roadmap and potential program launch plan.

Skills

Vocational program design

Higher education partnerships

Industry standards NEC/NCCER

P&L and enrollment economics

Apprenticeship pathways

Job description

DeVry University is exploring an advisory engagement to assess the feasibility of an electrical technician/electrician-focused program. The consultant will evaluate market demand, program design, delivery models and operating economics to provide actionable recommendations for launch planning and potential implementation.

The engagement emphasizes hands-on advisory work with expertise in NEC/NCCER, licensure pathways, and employer partnerships, aiming to align academic architecture with