Johnson & Johnson is seeking a Technical Trainer to implement and deliver training to operate, troubleshoot, and maintain the OTTAVA Robotic System within the R&D organization, to advance medical professionals' skills and improve patient outcomes.
Requirements
- Fundamental understanding across software, controls, robotics, mechanical, and electrical engineering.
- Proven understanding of programming concepts and ability to modify existing code (C++, python, etc.).
- Knowledge and experience using SOLIDWORKS Simulation.
- Hands-on experience with electromechanical or robotic systems.
- Experience in creating and developing augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) content.
- Knowledge of instructional design to implement and complete full training cycles (assess needs, plan, develop, coordinate, monitor and evaluate).
- Knowledge of Project management and collaboration tools (JIRA, Confluence, Agile tools, MS Office, SharePoint, etc.).
Responsibilities
- Design content & train the team in implementing the framework and processes to operate, troubleshoot, and maintain the systems.
- Technical training expert for setting up, operating, maintaining, and debugging the system.
- Assess training needs and certification requirements.
- Document issues that arise in training labs, and resolve by working across hardware, electrical, and software teams.
- Develop training content on troubleshooting and repair issues that commonly arise on the system.
- Work with engineers to stay up to date on software and hardware updates.
- Work with mechanical or electrical engineers to train the team on hardware components.
Other
- Minimum of B.S. degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Software Engineering or other applicable technical degree with 4+ years’ of related experience or Advanced degree in Engineering or other related technical degree with 2+ years of related experience.
- Excellent self-starter with a can-do demeanor.
- Outstanding communication skills with the ability to explain technical terms using simple language.
- Up to 20% travel in the US.
- Ability to collaborate on training content within a cross-functional array of service, mechanical, electrical, system, and software engineers.
