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Senior Instructional Designer

Posted 11 days ago

hcl technologiesFremont (CA)

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About the role

HCLTech is looking for a highly talented and self- motivated Sr. Instructional Deisgner to join in advancing the technological world through innovation and creativity.
Job Title: Instructional Designer
Job ID: 171483
Position Type: Full Time
Location: CA - Hybrid - as needed travel to CA
We are looking for a Sr. Instructional Designer with strong SAP Training Data creation and training to work with our CA based end-user training client.
Key Responsibilities: Proven experience developing effective SAP S4 /HANA training materials using a variety of tools, including WalkMe, EnableNow, Microsoft PowerPoint, Word, and Excel. Proven experience developing effective SAP S4 /HANA training materials using a variety of tools, including WalkMe, EnableNow, Microsoft PowerPoint, Word, and Excel BPP/Work Instruction, Exercise and Content Development experience. Training Data creation for end-user training client Previous SAP BPP/Work Instruction, Exercise and Content Development experience
Qualifications: Bachelor's or Masters in a related field.
10+ years as an Instructional Designer in using SAP 4 Hana software. Effective facilitator of Q&A sessions as needed Ability to travel to Fremont, CA for client meetings with flexibility to travel to other locations as needed

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