4 training content developer jobs at 4 companies in Springfield, OH

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Business Development Manager - Training and Technology - Springfield, OH
Springfield, Ohio, United States
$100k/yr HybridFull Time
Konecranes
KonecranesNasdaq Helsinki: KCR: Manufacturer and servicer of cranes and lifting equipment.
3+ YOE3–7 years in business development, sales, or technical content; electrical knowledge; strong communication and project management skills; travel up to 60%
CRM, Articulate, LMS, Excel
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Heavy Duty Fleet Maintenance Trainer
Columbus or Carlisle or Tannersville
$76k-$95k/yr FieldFull Time
Old Dominion Freight Line
Old Dominion Freight LineNASDAQ: ODFL: Provides less-than-truckload shipping and domestic freight logistics services
Hands-on heavy-duty mechanical/electrical knowledge, training and curriculum development experience, familiarity with regulations (FMCSA, DOT, CVSA, OSHA), and ability to present technical content; Associate/Bachelor preferred.
PC, Vehicle ECU, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, SAP, AS400, Concur, Microsoft Cloud, SharePoint, Workday, SCORM
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Senior Technical Trainer, Data Centers
Indianapolis or Westerville
OnsiteFull Time
CBRE
CBRENYSE: CBRE: Provides global commercial real estate services and investment management.
5+ YOE5+ years relevant experience preferred (5-8 yrs), bachelor's degree preferred (or equivalent experience), strong Microsoft Office skills (Word, Excel, Outlook), experience developing training content, coaching, and evaluating learning programs.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook
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Vice President Business Development – JPMorgan Private Client
New York or Wilmington or Columbus
$116k-$185k/yr OnsiteFull Time
JPMorgan Chase
JPMorgan ChaseNYSE: JPM: Global financial services firm providing banking and investment solutions.
Design and deliver large-scale training and coaching for relationship managers; translate product and partner content into field-ready learning; use data to measure and improve program outcomes.