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As a Learning and Knowledge Management Business Partner, you help shape how people learn, grow, and perform at ASML's Wilton Factory. Your work strengthens workforce capability and supports the production of advanced lithography systems that power the global semiconductor industry. In this role, you connect business priorities with learning and knowledge strategies. As a Learning and Knowledge Management Business Partner, you ensure teams have the skills, knowledge, and tools needed to succeed today and in the future. You contribute directly to ASML's mission by enabling continuous improvement, collaboration, and innovation across the factory.
Job Responsibility
Partner with business leaders to translate strategy into learning and workforce development plans
Identify skill gaps and define targeted learning and knowledge management solutions
Lead needs assessments and use data to prioritize development initiatives
Guide stakeholders on effective learning approaches, including non-training solutions when appropriate
Drive adoption of knowledge-sharing practices and improve access to critical information
Measure and communicate the impact of learning initiatives using performance metrics
Build strong partnerships across teams to support change and continuous improvement
Requirements
Bachelor's degree or equivalent relevant work experience required
3+ years of experience in workforce development, learning, or project coordination required
experience translating business needs into learning or performance solutions preferred
experience in a manufacturing or technical environment preferred
familiarity with learning systems, collaboration tools, or knowledge platforms
experience working in a global or matrixed organization is an advantage
you must be authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship
this position may require access to controlled technology, as defined in the Export Administration Regulations (15 C.F.R. § 730, et seq.). Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to access such controlled technology prior to beginning work