Learning Operations / Automation Manager
About the role
About Noon
Radically Changing the Way People Learn!
Noon Academyis the leading edtech platform in the Middle East, with over 12million students and teachers using our app to learn, teach, and collaborate. We have recently raised $41 million in Series B funding to expand our reach and impact in the region and beyond. We are on a mission to transform the physical classroom experience by introducing our highly engaging social, group-based learning and AI to make learning fun and improve learning efficacy. Our ultimate goal is to provide access to the best teachers to every student even if that teacher is only available virtually. We believe we can do this if we blend AI, peer-to-peer learning, and a carefully designed physical space.
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Now: We're laser-focused on reinventing schools in Saudi Arabia. We're accelerating rapidly, well-funded, and profitable.
Office: Full-time, Riyadh-based. We've got a sweet office near the Boulevard, and we'd love to have you in it.
About the role
Noon is changing how students in Saudi learn - a remote star teacher, a physical classroom, an in-room facilitator, and a content engine that has to keep up with all of it. The Learning Team owns that engine: term plans, session design, question banks, and assessments across Qudrat, Tahsili, Nafes, the National Curriculum, and our International track. We're hiring a Learning Operations / Automation Manager to run the Sciences (Biology / Chemistry) side of it.
This is a two-phase role. In the first few months, it's a delivery and people-management job: you run four Design Leads, own the roadmap, and make the content pipeline hit its dates reliably. Once you understand how that pipeline actually works, the mandate shifts - you document how content gets built today, then design and build the AI-driven automation and tooling that removes the manual steps, so the function can scale without scaling headcount.
You will not be writing lessons…