LoanIQ Trainer
mindlanceCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Job Title: Loan IQ Trainer
Duration: 12+ Months (Possibility of Extension/Conversion)
Location: Charlotte, NC – Hybrid
Required Skills and Experience:
Experienced in developing and facilitating complex training programs for diverse end-users, from front-line staff to operations, including creating facilitator guides and updating existing materials and develop new materials. Must have experience delivering training on complex systems with frequent release cycles (weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly), including continuously updating training materials. Must have experience supporting complex system rollouts and designing training programs for highly complex platforms. Skilled in training on highly technical software systems with ongoing enhancements, supporting both onboarding and ongoing releases. Quick to learn new systems and apply updates to training. Experience with Jira, Confluence, Articulate 360, Walk Me, Share Point, Microsoft Office (Project, Power Point, Excel, Word, Outlook and Teams), Adobe Captivate, Camtasia, and Genially Collaborates in multiple roles—facilitator, co-facilitator, simulation runner, and training support. Proficient in hands-on sandbox environments. Self-directed and motivated, able to work independently. Thrives in fast-paced settings, managing multiple priorities under tight deadlines. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Apply critical thinking scenarios, making sure to weigh all options to ensure best possible outcome Highly desirable experience: Commercial Banking experience LoanIQ experience is requiredEEO:“Mindlance is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate in employment on the basis of – Minority/Gender/Disability/Religion/LGBTQI/Age/Veterans.”
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