Job Title
Assessment Operations Team ManagerDepartment: ELT Global Assessment, Publishing/OperationsLocation: Sector - 62, Noida, India
About the Role
Introduction
Are you an experienced operations leader who enjoys building high-performing teams, improving processes, and driving operational excellence? This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in shaping and scaling Oxford University Press's Assessment Operations hub in Noida. Working as part of our global Assessment team, you will help deliver the operational processes that underpin the Oxford Test of English portfolio while leading the development of a growing team and capability in India.
This role represents an chance to make a meaningful impact in a globally recognised educational organisation whose mission is to advance learning, education, and research worldwide. As the Noida operations hub continues to expand, you will be at the forefront of transforming how assessment operations are delivered, creating efficiencies, enabling innovation, and supporting strategic growth.




What makes this role particularly interesting is the opportunity to combine people leadership, operational delivery, process optimisation, and technology-driven innovation. You will work closely with colleagues in the UK and India, helping to introduce automation, AI-enabled efficiencies, and scalable workflows that enhance service delivery and support future growth.
Opportunity
As Assessment Operations Team Manager, you will lead the Noida-based Assessment Operations function and be responsible for ensuring the successful delivery of operational processes that support the Oxford Test of English product portfolio. You will work closely with UK stakeholders to transition operational activities into the Noida hub and establish a highly efficient, scalable operating model.
Key responsibilities include:

Leading the operational delivery hub in Noida and ensuring high-quality execution of workflows, systems processes, scheduling act

📌 Assessment Operations Team Manager (Noida)
🏢 Oxford University Press
📍 Noida