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Supports the General Manager in managing PMKVY operations across internal teams and external stakeholders. Owns coordination threads, data verification, issue resolution, stakeholder follow-ups, and operational gap closure. Analyzes enrollment, certification, placement, and disbursement datasets; identifies discrepancies and risks; develops SOPs and checklists; prepares status updates and escalation materials; and ensures recurring verification and reconciliation activities are completed accurately and on time.

Drives CSR fundraising and partnership development by researching funding opportunities, managing donor pipelines, writing proposals and grants, designing programs, supporting budgets, preparing presentations, and maintaining donor relationships. The role also develops impact reports, dashboards, case studies, knowledge repositories, and strategic recommendations while collaborating with program, monitoring, finance, and leadership teams.

Leads financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, modeling, variance analysis, reporting, treasury, compliance, audit coordination, and process improvement. Partners with senior management and department leaders to provide strategic financial insights, improve operational efficiency, manage cash flow and capital structure, and drive cost savings. Oversees financial systems and reporting tools while leading, mentoring, recruiting, and developing the FP&A team.

Drive performance tracking, dashboards, business analytics, and executive reporting for the CEO Office. Coordinate strategic projects, cross-functional stakeholders, timelines, deliverables, governance meetings, and action-item closure. Prepare presentations, briefing materials, research, business cases, and decision-support analyses. Support issue resolution, operational coordination, confidential information management, and communication between leadership and business units.

Leads monitoring and compliance across training partners, overseeing virtual and field visits, scheduling, reporting, audits, KPI tracking, and corrective actions. Reviews analyst work, validates training and placement data against NSQF, QP, NCVET, MSDE, and scheme requirements, identifies compliance risks, develops monitoring frameworks and SOPs, presents dashboards to leadership, manages stakeholders, and mentors the monitoring team.

Manages the CTO office, executive communications, technology governance forums, MIS dashboards, decision and action registers, cross-tower dependencies, stakeholder engagement, strategy refreshes, budget tracking, recruitment coordination, and public-sector compliance. The role prepares board and ministerial briefings, synthesizes technical information for senior leaders, monitors governance health, and supports technology transformation programs.

Conduct virtual and occasional physical monitoring visits to training centers, ensuring compliance with NSDC and Market-Led Scheme guidelines. Validate training, assessment, placement, and partner data; track KPIs and deliverables; identify discrepancies and operational gaps; recommend corrective actions; and prepare dashboards, reports, and management presentations. Coordinate with stakeholders and training partners, support issue resolution, audits, evaluations, and impact assessments.

Lead NSDC’s innovative finance division and strategic growth agenda by creating sustainable funding pipelines, developing blended and outcome-based financing instruments, and scaling the Skill Impact Bond program. Build partnerships with development finance institutions, multilateral banks, investors, financial institutions, governments, corporations, and philanthropic organizations. Develop commercially viable financing products using CSR, ESG, philanthropy, development finance, and private capital to support skill development initiatives.

Drive industry outreach for NSDC apprenticeship programs by developing engagement strategies, researching leads, building partnerships, creating pitch materials, representing NSDC at events, coordinating with government and internal stakeholders, supporting apprenticeship scheme execution, demonstrating the Apprenticeship Portal, resolving stakeholder grievances, and contributing to advocacy campaigns. The role requires strong networking, business development, communication, public speaking, stakeholder management, and Hindi and English fluency, with willingness to travel.

Leads state-level implementation of national and state skill-development schemes, coordinating government missions, training partners, sector councils, districts, corporates, and other stakeholders. Responsibilities include program monitoring, capacity building, workshops, issue resolution, apprenticeship and industry partnerships, CSR business development, citizen mobilization, employment events, reporting, performance tracking, and operational support for special skilling initiatives. The role requires extensive travel and strong stakeholder engagement, communication, financial management, and presentation skills.