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Open Systems Technologies · 1 week ago

Training Specialist (Financial Services)

United States

Contract

Remote

Mid Level

3+ years exp

Open Systems Technologies is a company focused on providing training solutions in the financial services sector. They are seeking a Training Specialist who will deliver various training programs in a virtual environment and manage the learning outcomes to ensure effective knowledge transfer.

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Responsibilities

Delivers various training programs (product, technical, systems, sales, behavioral, skills-based) in a virtual environment

Utilizes adult learning principles and diverse instructional methods and media

Delivers nationally developed curricula consistently

Manages the learning environment to ensure desired learning outcomes and knowledge transfer

Possesses knowledge of course content and materials

Qualification

TrainingDevelopmentTechnical ProficiencyLeadershipInterpersonalBusiness AcumenProblem-SolvingProfessionalismOrganization

Required

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Minimum 3-5 years of experience in training delivery preferred

Flexible availability to accommodate day and evening training sessions

Ability to sit for extended periods for virtual training delivery

Reliable personal internet connection and computer equipment

Skilled in facilitation skills

Strong leadership, collaboration, and communication skills

Ability to effectively lead groups and individuals

Experience with Microsoft Office applications and virtual learning technologies, particularly Zoom and Adobe Connect

Excellent communication and diplomacy skills

Possesses knowledge of course content and materials

Ability to manage the learning environment to ensure desired learning outcomes and knowledge transfer

Advanced problem-solving skills

Professional demeanor, detail-oriented, ability to interact effectively with all levels of the organization, and strong organizational and prioritization skills

Strong understanding of business concepts and practices