The board
- Pay
- $70K – $95K • Offers Equity
- Where
- Los Angeles, CA
- Posted
- Aug 17
Hadrian is building the most advanced manufacturing platform in the world, and Workforce Development is the team responsible for ensuring our people can keep pace with it. At the center of that work is a system of documentation, skills tracking, and compliance content that the entire training program depends on. Without it, technicians cannot be trained, certified, or production-ready at the pace Hadrian requires.
Workforce Systems is the central function within Workforce Development responsible for unlocking new capabilities and enabling scale across Hadrian's factories. As the pace and complexity of that work grows, we are looking for a Workforce Systems Analyst to own the execution that keeps it all running.
What you'd do
- Background in technical writing, instructional design, or LMS administration in a manufacturing, engineering, or regulated environment
- Experience working with raw process data or engineering documentation as source material for training content
- Familiarity with skills matrix platforms or structured competency frameworks
- Experience in a role where documentation accuracy and version control were non-negotiable
- A manufacturing or engineering background with a genuine interest in how knowledge gets structured and transferred
- Familiarity with AS9100 or ISO documentation standards
- Relocation support may be provided for certain situations, based on business need.
- Flexible vacation policy
- Equity
What they want
- Attention to detail: you catch errors, inconsistencies, and gaps before they become problems. You understand that accuracy in documentation and systems data directly affects training quality and audit outcomes.
- Knowledge translation: you can take raw or unstructured information from an SME, engineer, or governance team and convert it into clear, structured content across multiple systems.
- Revision control: you treat documentation as a controlled asset. You manage updates through the proper process, ensure nothing is published outside of approved standards, and keep content accurate as things change.
- Systems literacy: you pick up new tools quickly and work within multiple platforms with discipline, regardless of the specific system.
- Organization: you can manage a queue of documentation requests, content builds, and administrative tasks without dropping items or losing track of status.
- Communication: you can work with SMEs, Training Leads, and other partners to gather information, clarify requirements, and close open loops without needing heavy direction.
What you get
- Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance plans for employees