“Red
Hat” hiring for Technical Training Content Developer @ in Pune
Job
role: Technical
Training Content Developer
Company Name
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Red Hat
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Jobrole
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Technical Training Content Developer
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Education
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Bachelor's Degree
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Experience
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Freshers
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Location
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Pune
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Website
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www.redhat.com
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Job
Responsibilities:
- Develop middleware and other technical training materials for technical support audiences that focus on customer support workflow, tools, personal qualities, and technical competencies.
- Consult with various teams within the Customer Experience & Engagement organization on training best practices, learning objectives, and general training strategies.
- Work with other content developers to develop improved developer processes, tooling and QA testing as needed.
- Create lab-based training using a virtual lab environment as well as content development tooling.
- Review previously published modules and update based on current learner needs.
- Collaborate with the internal knowledge team to align training topics with Red Hat Customer Portal content topics.
Skills:
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, or business.
- Knowledge and working experience with Middleware technologies such as EAP, Fuse and Red Hat Mobile Application Platform.
- Knowledge and working experience with devops technology.
- Ability to design, create, and organize training content into traditional classroom and eLearning modalities.
- Experience working with learning management systems and virtual lab environments; familiarity with SCORM and Git is a plus.
- Extensive knowledge of Red Hat's product portfolio and open source software.
- Experience in a support organization strongly preferred.
- Outstanding interpersonal communication skills and and cross-functional relationship building skills.
- Creative, self-motivated, and capable of working independently as well as part of a globally distributed team without daily supervision.
- Experience administering Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is required; Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) is preferred.
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