Full-Time
Learning & Development Content Specialist
Project Management
STV
1,001-5,000 employees
Compensation Overview
$68.2k - $77.9k/yr
Philadelphia, PA, USA + 3 more
More locations: Newark, NJ, USA | New York, NY, USA | Lawrence Township, NJ, USA
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- Bachelor’s in human resource development, Instructional Design, Adult Learning, Educational Technology, or related field (required). More important than degree – proof of engaging concept and portfolio.
- 5+ years designing professional learning content; portfolio showcasing creative, compliant work.
- Expertise in Articulate Rise 360 (Storyline a plus), LMS platforms, and multimedia tools.
- Ability to design for all generations and diverse audiences, including technical roles.
- Strong grasp of adult learning theory and models (ADDIE, SAM, Bloom’s Taxonomy, spaced learning).
- Demonstrated collaboration with cross-functional teams; comfort with performance consulting and needs analysis.
- Out-of-the-box thinking with data-driven evaluation (Kirkpatrick, ROI).
- Content should be built to be supports by instructor lead, facilitator lead, videos, virtual, self-lead, group learnings and other out of box ideas.
- Design and build original, in‑house learning modules (microlearning, videos, scenarios, job aids) using Articulate Rise 360 and related tools.
- Ensure content is engaging, compliant, and aligned to business priorities and ROI.
- Create experiences that work for multi‑generation learners (entry level through seasoned professionals).
- Learnings should be fun, engaging and draws participants into wanting to take the learnings
- Translate complex, technical topics into clear, attractive learning experiences.
- Collaborate with business stakeholders to assess needs, define learning outcomes, and iterate based on feedback and analytics.
- Apply adult learning, instructional design, and accessibility best practices in every deliverable.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
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Total Funding
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Headquarters
Pennsylvania
Founded
1912
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Kris Strickler from ODOT joins as national highways director on April 16, 2026.
- STV expanded to eight new offices since 2024, including D.C. at 1100 Vermont Ave.
- Judy Jones promoted to chief sales officer driving 2026-2028 Performance Accelerated plan.
What critics are saying
- I-485 V2X tolling exposes STV to cybersecurity breaches within 12-24 months.
- Eight new offices since 2024 cause project delivery failures in 6-18 months.
- Chapel Hill $197M BRT triggers federal funding clawbacks by 2030.
What makes STV unique
- STV pioneered U.S. V2X tolling pilot on I-485 with 3D LiDAR safety analytics.
- STV managed world's first floating light-rail bridge on Sound Transit Crosslake Connection.
- STV secured first-of-its-kind operations advisory for Philadelphia Water Department's six plants.
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STV promotes Texas structures leader Jose Joseph to vice president. March 30, 2026 FRISCO, TX - STV today announced the promotion of Jose Joseph, PE, to vice president, strengthening the firm's structural leadership in Texas, where STV operates 14 offices. He will help guide STV's delivery of major bridge and transportation initiatives, supporting teams and clients across Texas and the surrounding region. "Jose's strong technical expertise has helped us lead and deliver a wide variety of challenging bridge projects in Texas and Oklahoma," said Tom Ashcraft, vice president and southwest district structures discipline director at STV. "His judgment and ability to unite multidisciplinary teams help our clients move critical infrastructure forward." Joseph is a senior bridge engineer and project manager with over 22 years of experience in bridge design, rehabilitation and project delivery. He has led major programs for transportation agencies, toll authorities, municipalities, airports and private developers. His technical expertise spans structural design, accelerated bridge construction and historic bridge rehabilitation. At STV, Joseph has served in leadership roles including senior project manager, Texas structures manager and currently as Frisco office manager, where he oversees strategy, technical delivery and operations. He holds a Master of Science in Civil Engineering from Oklahoma State University and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Pune University in India. STV has successfully completed a wide range of highway, bridge, aviation and water projects in every major metropolitan region in Texas - including Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio and Austin. The firm has supported hundreds of Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) projects, including Loop 1604 North Expansion, IH-35 Reconstruction and the I-35 Northeast Expansion (NEX) Northern Section. The firm's Texas portfolio reflects deep experience in advancing complex roadway and bridge infrastructure that improves mobility, safety and regional connectivity across the Lone Star State. About STV. STV is one of the top infrastructure-focused professional services firms in North America. Founded in 1912, STV advises, plans, designs, engineers and delivers the infrastructure that powers local economies, including transportation systems, buildings, water and other facilities. Headquartered in New York City, the company has more than 65 offices and 3,300 employees who reimagine the solutions and structures that connect its communities. The firm is ranked 34th in Engineering News-Record's Top 500 Design Firms survey and is 11th in its transportation category. Learn more at stvinc.com.
STV selected for Hall County Judicial Complex expansion. March 25, 2026 STV has been selected to serve as the owner's representative for Hall County, Georgia's highly anticipated Judicial Complex expansion. The firm is partnering with Turner & Townsend Heery to deliver a modern, 372,000-square-foot courthouse housing Superior, State and Magistrate courts, along with additional court functions, a new parking deck and supporting judicial services. The selection further expands STV's presence in Georgia's municipal and judicial facilities market, building on recent collaborations with Turner & Townsend Heery on justice and public safety projects across the state. Other projects currently in development include the Norcross Public Safety Building, the Columbus Justice Center and the South Fulton Police Station and Fire Headquarters Building. "This project represents an important opportunity to deliver a modern, community-focused courthouse that enhances access to justice in Hall County," said Chad Kastner, MBA, director of program management. "Our approach emphasizes partnership and proactive problem-solving to help the County navigate complex project decisions with clarity and confidence." Hall County - which serves over 217,000 residents - has engaged STV to support this high-profile, multi-year project, which requires careful coordination of cost, schedule and quality. The firm, in partnership with Turner & Townsend Heery, will manage all aspects of program execution, including governance, programming, GMP negotiations, construction oversight and stakeholder engagement. The team will also provide planning, budgeting, staffing, procurement support, quality assurance and utility and permitting oversight. A primary focus will be on seeing that the courthouse meets functional, operational and transparency standards, while addressing cost trends, security requirements, circulation needs and site logistics. STV's selection underscores the firm's experience delivering complex municipal facilities and the value of strong partnerships in advancing public-sector projects. "STV and Turner & Townsend Heery make a strong team, and we're excited to continue our momentum across Georgia with projects like this," said Kastner.
People News: Wabtec, STV. Left to Right: Sameer Gaur, President of Global Freight Services, Wabtec; Scott Grogan, Vice President, STV; and Paul Picciano, Vice President, STV. Wabtec names Sameer Gaur as President of Global Freight Services. Also, STV promotes Scott Grogan and Paul Picciano to Vice President. Wabtec has announced that Sameer Gaur has been named as President of Global Freight Services. He will lead the company's global services franchise, overseeing the reliability and performance of locomotive fleets in more than 30 countries. His multi-dimensional perspective, Wabtec says, "will be instrumental as we streamline our operations and enhance our partnerships with customers around the globe." Prior to his current appointment, Gaur served as Group President for Global Transit Services based in Paris. In this capacity, he led international teams serving approximately 800 transit operators across 40 countries, "driving a robust growth strategy centered on innovation and best-in-class service." His leadership was instrumental in scaling the transit business in India and strengthening the North American transit vertical. With 29-year career spanning three continents, Gaur offers a comprehensive perspective on the rail industry. His experience ranges from foundational roles at CN to executive P&L leadership at GE Rail Service. At GE Transportation, he was a key architect of the freight service franchise, building the modernization business and leading Product Management before transitioning to reshape Wabtec's transit portfolio. Gaur holds an MBA from McGill University, a master's in economics from The Delhi School of Economics and a post-MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management STV on March 17 announced the promotions of Scott Grogan and Paul Picciano to Vice President "strengthening the firm's ability to deliver complex rail and transit vehicle programs nationwide." With federal transit funding poised to reach $14.6 billion in fiscal year 2026, the appointments, the firm says, "position STV to lead the modernization of major transit systems nationwide." "Paul and Scott strengthen our ability to guide agencies through the most significant fleet reinvestment cycle in a generation," said James Martin, PE, PMP, Senior Vice President and Head of the National Vehicles Practice at STV. "Their leadership and technical insight help our clients navigate complex procurements, integrate new technologies and bring safer, more reliable vehicles into service faster." Grogan has more than 35 years of experience in engineering operations and has led multimillion-dollar public rail transit projects in major metropolitan areas across Texas. Based in Pearland, his expertise spans rail operations, light rail vehicle operations and maintenance, major procurement initiatives, capital project delivery and the design and oversight of critical track, signals, communication and electrification. He holds a bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies from Kilgore College. Picciano brings more than 20 years of experience delivering complex rail vehicle programs across their full lifecycle. Based in STV's Boston office, he has advanced the firm's vehicle practice through his work with state transportation agencies, airports and multimodal transit systems. In his expanded role, Picciano will lead vehicle procurements for major modernization programs. He earned a Bachelor of Science in architectural engineering from Wentworth Institute of Technology. * March 17, 2026 * Class I * March 16, 2026 * News
STV expands in the Southeast with new office in Midtown Atlanta. March 16, 2026 ATLANTA, GA - STV today announced the opening of its new office in the Bank of America Plaza in Atlanta, Georgia, expanding its footprint in one of the nation's fastest-growing infrastructure markets. The modern workspace enhances STV's presence in the Southeast and strengthens the firm's ability to deliver complex projects across the region. The new office supports a multidisciplinary team delivering transportation, transit, water, buildings and community infrastructure projects. Partnering with state and local agencies, transit authorities and municipal clients, the team focuses on improving mobility, protecting water resources and promoting economic growth across metropolitan Atlanta and the broader Southeast. "Opening this new office in Midtown Atlanta gives us a strategic base in one of the country's most vibrant infrastructure markets," said Chris Haney, PE, president of the water operating group at STV. "By expanding our presence in Midtown, we're able to deliver innovative, future-focused solutions for clients and communities across the rapidly growing region." Since 2024, the firm has opened or expanded offices in Dallas, Charlotte, Jacksonville, Raleigh, Virginia Beach, Lake Mary and New York City. These investments align with the firm's strategic plan through flexible workspace environments, modern delivery tools and cross-disciplinary collaboration. STV has supported infrastructure in Georgia for more than 50 years and operates offices in Atlanta, Duluth and Acworth. The team has delivered major projects throughout the state, including the Global Gateway Connector Bridge in College Park and the Plane Train Tunnel Western Extension at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The firm has also partnered with The Water Tower to advance water and wastewater research in Gwinnett County. This work reflects STV's commitment to delivering solutions that improve the quality of life for communities across the Peach State. About STV. STV is one of the top infrastructure-focused professional services firms in North America. Founded in 1912, STV advises, plans, designs, engineers and delivers the infrastructure that powers local economies, including transportation systems, buildings, water and other facilities. Headquartered in New York City, the company has more than 65 offices and 3,300 employees who reimagine the solutions and structures that connect its communities. The firm is ranked 34th in Engineering News-Record's Top 500 Design Firms survey and is 11th in its transportation category. Learn more at stvinc.com.
STV selected to lead major I-81 reconstruction in Luzerne County. March 10, 2026 PHILADELPHIA, PA - STV today announced it will design the reconstruction of Interstate 81 (I-81) from Dorrance to Nuangola in Luzerne County. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation's (PennDOT) District 4-0 selected STV to modernize the 5.5-mile stretch on one of northeastern Pennsylvania's most heavily traveled freight and commuter corridors, which carries more than 42,200 vehicles per day and serves as a critical north-south link to upstate New York, New England states and Canada. The project will reduce congestion, improve highway geometry and address mobility issues throughout the I-81 corridor from Dorrance to Nuangola townships. These improvements will enhance safety, support regional freight mobility and strengthen long-term system reliability. To advance these priorities, the team will: * Reconstruct deteriorated pavement along I-81; * Replace aging bridges and culverts; * Improve geometric alignments throughout the corridor; * Evaluate the need for upgraded truck parking at the I-81 southbound rest stop (MP 158). "I-81 is one of the Northeast's most important freight routes, carrying some of the region's highest truck volumes," said Michael Grantner, engineering director at STV. "We're designing a safer, more resilient highway that reduces crashes and congestion, supports economic growth and keeps freight and commuters moving for decades." To minimize disruption, STV's design maintains two lanes of traffic in each direction during construction using staged mainline reconstruction and temporary crossovers. Improvements also include new roadside safety features and a new full-depth pavement structure. About STV. STV is one of the top infrastructure-focused professional services firms in North America. Founded in 1912, STV advises, plans, designs, engineers and delivers the infrastructure that powers local economies, including transportation systems, buildings, water and other facilities. Headquartered in New York City, the company has more than 65 offices and 3,300 employees who reimagine the solutions and structures that connect its communities. The firm is ranked 34th in Engineering News-Record's Top 500 Design Firms survey and is 11th in its transportation category. Learn more at stvinc.com.