Learning and Development Coordinator supporting Nvidia

Sustainable Talent; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 69,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full benefits

PTO

Job summary

Sustainable Talent, partnering with NVIDIA, seeks a Learning and Development Coordinator to support Nvidia's growing team in Santa Clara, CA. This is a full-time (W-2) contract role with competitive pay and benefits, including PTO and a strong company culture.

You will plan learning calendars, coordinate coaching programs, and run online, live, and hybrid events, while managing LMS tasks, communications, and resource development.

Qualifications

• Background in adult learning: degrees in Education, Psychology, or Communications, or equivalent experience in learning roles.
• Hands-on experience coordinating global learning programs at scale with an aptitude for experimentation and iteration.
• Proficiency with business and AI tools including Claude, ChatGPT, MS Office, Smartsheet, Lovable, and Canva.

Responsibilities

• Planning the learning calendar based on organizational needs.
• Coordinating 1:1 coaching programs end to end.
• Producing and managing online, live, and hybrid learning events.
• Handling program communications and LMS administration.
• Developing and curating learning resources and marketing materials.
• Preparing speakers and instructors for successful delivery.
• Tracking learning data and managing learner communities on Slack and Teams.
• Gathering feedback, managing deliverables, and mitigating risks to drive program adoption.

Skills

Learning program management

Cross-functional collaboration

Independent and collaborative work

Education

Bachelor's degree in Education/ Psychology/ Communications

Tools

Claude

ChatGPT

MS Office

Smartsheet

Lovable

Canva

Job description

Learning and Development Coordinator supporting Nvidia

Sustainable Talent is partnering with NVIDIA , a global leader that has been transforming computer graphics, PC gaming, and accelerated computing for over 25 years. We are now looking for a Learning and Development Coordinator to support Nvidia's growing team.

This is a full-time (W-2) contract role based in Santa Clara, CA. We offer competitive pay $40/hr - $50/hr based on factors like experience, education, location, etc. and provide full benefits, PTO, and amazing company culture!

Learning & Development Coordinators work closely with Learning Program Managers to support and deliver our learning programs. We are looking for someone who works independently and collaboratively, enjoys cross-functional partnerships, and brings solid experience in learning program management.

What you will be doing:

• Planning the learning calendar based on organizational needs.
• Coordinating 1:1 coaching programs end to end.
• Producing and managing online, live, and hybrid learning events.
• Handling program communications and LMS administration.
• Developing and curating learning resources and marketing materials.
• Preparing speakers and instructors for successful delivery.
• Tracking learning data and managing learner communities on Slack and Teams.
• Gathering feedback, managing deliverables, and mitigating risks to drive program adoption.

What we need to see:

• Someone who enjoys creative problem-solving and can take our client's learning roadmap from concept to execution, managing rollout, adoption, and ongoing maintenance along the way.
• Background in adult learning: degrees in Education, Psychology, or Communications, or equivalent experience in learning roles.
• Hands-on experience coordinating global learning programs at scale with an aptitude for experimentation and iteration.
• Proficiency with business and AI tools including Claude, ChatGPT, MS Office, Smartsheet, Lovable, and Canva.

About Sustainable Talent

Sustainable Talent is a certified woman-owned company specializing in recruitment, consulting, and workforce solutions. We partner with innovative organizations to connect exceptional talent with meaningful opportunities across technology, engineering, operations, and professional services.

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