Training & Process Improvement Coordinator I

Pima County; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 56,555 - 79,164; Full time

Job summary

Pima County seeks a Training and Education Coordinator I to support the Education and Training Development (ETD) team. You will independently manage assignments to document, analyze, and improve organizational processes, producing clear workflows and guides.

The role requires strong self-direction, organization, and the ability to handle multiple priorities with minimal supervision while ensuring accuracy. A bachelor’s degree and one year of training experience are required, with Lean Six Sigma

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in listed fields and 1 year of professional staff/training experience.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities with minimal supervision.
• Strong self-direction and organizational skills.

Responsibilities

• Independently manage assignments to document, analyze, and improve processes.
• Create new workflows and produce clear, standardized documentation.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to translate complex processes into user-friendly docs.
• Document and maintain records of workflows across programs.
• Perform Lean Six Sigma-based analysis to identify bottlenecks and improve efficiency.
• Assist management in identifying training needs and reporting findings.

Skills

Training delivery

Documentation

Cross-functional collaboration

Lean Six Sigma awareness

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Education / Business / Public Administration / Government / Political Science

Job description

Pima County seeks a Training and Education Coordinator I to support the Education and Training Development (ETD) team. You will independently manage assignments to document, analyze, and improve organizational processes, producing clear workflows and guides.

The role requires strong self-direction, organization, and the ability to handle multiple priorities with minimal supervision while ensuring accuracy. A bachelor’s degree and one year of training experience are required, with Lean Six Sigma