Senior Technical Trainer jobs in Bangalore at Replicon

Senior Technical Trainer

Bangalore, India

Key Responsibilities:

Develop, coordinate and deliver world class Technical Learning to Replicon employees across its global locations
Take a lead in creating Technical Learning & Coaching strategies for the organization
Coordinate with in-house Instructional Designer to develop innovative learning programs to be delivered across different platforms - instructor-led, web-based, manuals, job aides, certification programs, and eLearning solutions.
Keep the learning modules current by updating/revising it on an ongoing basis based on the updates from various internal departments
Research and work with Product Management, Quality and Dev teams to improve Replicon’s products
Support the Global Training Head in developing an efficient knowledge management framework for technical knowledge
Work closely with internal teams to identify technical training needs and create and provide learning support based on the identified needs.
Monitor performance and provide coaching support to the associates on the floor

Qualifications:

Graduate in any discipline
Minimum 4 years of experience as a Technical/Product Trainer in a corporate environment
Excellent knowledge of current technology and systems
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English
Excellent presentation and facilitation skills
Excellent interpersonal skills
A hands-on approach towards learning & development
Proficient in MS Office tools
A working knowledge of Servers, Databases and IT Architecture
A basic understanding of cloud computing
Experience working with remote teams
Experience in delivering training through webinars
Experience in content development.

Replicon is the leading provider of cloud based time tracking applications. Our award-winning products are delivered 100% in the cloud on a single platform, and are therefore simple and hassle-free to trial, buy, deploy and use. We are a global company with employees in the United States, Canada, India, the United Kingdom and Australia.