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Dunhill Professional Search
Software Trainer, Jr
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A Technical Trainer is responsible for designing and leading technical training programs for staff at an organization or company. Works with the employees to determine their technical requirements and therefore their training needs and objectives; provides presentations, workshops or technology-supported training.
$64,308 / year median in Georgia
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Job Requirements Warner Robins, GA Public Trust Polygraph Unspecified Career Level not specified Salary not specified Join Premium to unlock estimated salaries Job Description Conducts in-person and online training for program applications, provides conference support, and creates/updates basic training materials as needed. These duties and responsibilities may vary based on the needs of the customer and their users. Clearly communicates technical and non-technical information to beginner, and mid-level users, and other employees. May be mentored by senior trainers or project team members. Delivers presentations and trainings using acceptable methods and techniques including in-person training and online training. Conducts training analysis through quizzes and surveys to determine the effectiveness of trainings. Sets up and connects a mobile classroom and trouble shoots simple network issues with the assistance of onsite personnel. Provides input on the development of instructional materials for existing trainings such as lesson plans/curriculum, SOPs, learning objectives, user and instructor guides, handouts, practical exercises, and other necessary materials that are effective in assisting adults, uniformed personnel, client personnel, and other program staff learn technical applications. Attends conferences at request of the customer. Gathers, maintains, and ships all booth materials and equipment to and from the conference site. While onsite, discusses the capability and benefits of the applications to current users and potential new customers. Quickly adapts to and overcomes short-notice customer requests, changing training environments, training software malfunctions, lack of internet availability, and other possible difficulties during training. Makes minor edits to and revises documentation materials based on reviews of subject-matter experts, team members, and other writers. Works onsite at military CONUS and some OCONUS locations, locally at the program site, and other locations as requested by the customer. Trains on a variety of program applications in team settings. Gathers information from application functional analysts, application owners, and/or subject matter experts to recommend updates to lesson plans, practical exercises, learning objectives, handouts, and other materials. Creates expense authorizations before travel and creates expense reports upon completion of travel. Minimum Qualifications HS Diploma or