Job Summary
A Training Developer for SAP success factor is responsible for designing, creating, and delivering educational content. They bridge the gap between complex SAP SF processes and end-user adoption by building targeted training programs, documentation, and digital learning assets.
Key Responsibilities
Content Creation: Design, develop, and maintain comprehensive training materials, including presentations, user manuals, quick reference guides (QRGs), and interactive e-learning modules for SAP SF modules .
Needs Analysis: Collaborate with functional consultants, subject matter experts (SMEs), and business stakeholders to identify training gaps and understand Finance capabilities (equipment management, work orders, preventive maintenance).
Delivery: Conduct engaging classroom, virtual, or train-the-trainer sessions to upskill business users.
System Simulations: Develop system walkthroughs and hands-on exercises using training platforms (e.g., SAP Enable Now, WalkMe).
Testing & Support: Assist with User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and post go-live support, converting feedback into updated training documentation.
Skill Requirements
Domain Knowledge: Hands-on experience with SAP success factor modules.
Technical Proficiencies: Familiarity with SAP S/4HANA features, Fiori apps, or various SAP SF modules
Instructional Design: Expertise in learning management systems (LMS) and development tools like Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, or SAP Enable Now.
Soft Skills: Excellent verbal and written communication skills; proven ability to simplify complex, technical concepts for non-technical users.
Other Requirements
Domain Knowledge: Hands-on experience with SAP success factor modules.
Technical Proficiencies: Familiarity with SAP S/4HANA features, Fiori apps, or various SAP SF modules
Instructional Design: Expertise in learning management systems (LMS) and development tools like Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, or SAP Enable Now.
Soft Skills: Excellent verbal and written communication skills; proven ability to simplify complex, technical concepts for non-technical users.