5 training content developer jobs at 5 companies in Temple, GA
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Principal Technical Trainer and Content Developer
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
$90k-$135k/yrHybridFull Time
OneTrust: Software platform for data privacy, security, and compliance governance.
7+ YOEBachelor's degree and 7+ years in technical training or instructional design for SaaS; proven ILT/VILT facilitation, full-course content development, hands-on lab and assessment creation; strong communication and project execution skills.
Charlotte or Atlanta or North Carolina or Georgia or United States
OnsiteFull Time
IntuitNASDAQ: INTU: Provides financial software for accounting, tax, and personal finance.
3+ YOE3+ years presales or relevant experience; strong presentation, communication and problem-solving skills; familiarity with APIs; ability to develop training content and sales assets; Bachelor's degree preferred.
Revenue Cycle Trainer (Front Office) Leadership and classroom training experience required
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Northside Hospital: Operates acute-care hospitals and outpatient medical facilities in Georgia.
1+ YOEExperience leading healthcare revenue cycle teams, developing training content, and delivering classroom/online courses; proficiency with Articulate and Microsoft Office; high school diploma or higher; certification(s) preferred.
Articulate applications, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, Cerner, Learning Management system
AUVESY-MDT: Industrial version control and backup management software solutions.
3+ YOEBachelor's degree,3+ years in sales enablement/training or related B2B SaaS role; experience with enablement/LMS platforms and AI/LLM content tools; strong facilitation, content development, and project management; willing to travel up to 30%.
Infor: Provides industry-specific cloud enterprise software for global businesses.
Experience in enablement/training in a SaaS environment, facilitating workshops, presenting to senior audiences, developing/delivering enablement content (in-person and virtual), and measuring program effectiveness; legal US work authorization.