Job description
- Opportunity to work with the ACT State Government client
- Contract to end of financial year, with the possibility of extension
- Candidates with full work rights are encouraged to apply
Reporting to the Director of Learning and Culture, you will play a key role in assisting with the rebuild/configuration of our learning management system within the SAP SuccessFactors talent management learning module. If you have the required technical skills and a passion for talent management, we encourage you to apply.
Key Responsibilities:
- LMS Administration, configuration and reporting capability
- Provide SME input to the draft Project Plan
- Assist with mapping of the future state of the LMS
- Assist the team in a data cleansing exercise
- Create and assign the core and mandatory curricular
- Create mapped learning curricula against identified roles
- Support with the development of SOPS and LMS training videos
- Develop a system reporting framework in order for Business Units to run reports
- Support in amending email templates to be user/manager friendly
- Support the use of Directorate branding to be utilised throughout the system
- Well-developed analytical skills including the ability to balance technical acumen, problem solving abilities and interpersonal skills.
- Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of LMS administration and demonstrated experience in administration, configuration and reporting capabilities in SAP success factors talent management learning module.
- Ability to communicate effectively with internal clients, ensuring clear understanding of requirements and provide optimal service to meet needs.
- Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of a team, use initiative, determine priorities, and maintain effective working relationships. The ability to supervise and support staff is desirable.
If you are ready to take on a rewarding challenge and contribute to the success of this organisation, we encourage you to click on "apply now" button with your updated CV in MS Word/ reach me directly at mmutyam@dfp.com.au / 02 9200 3674.
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