The Learning Consultant is primarily responsible for delivering training programs that enable production results and develop advancement skills, with a primary focus on credit expertise. Programs may cover divisional new hires, career development, credit administration, mergers and acquisitions, process transformation, policies, procedures, systems, operations, sales, products, and regulations. The role also consults with bank workgroups to assess credit strengths and opportunities, recommend improvements, build relationships, and use credit and course data to improve learning effectiveness. The position supports a culture of exceptional customer service, strong internal and external relationships, community involvement, continued development, and commitment to company values. It requires handling sensitive information confidentially and following applicable compliance, security, internal, and consumer-protection requirements. Travel may be required for corporate meetings, workshops, site visits, training delivery, and merger or acquisition support. The role may be remote or hybrid. Remote and hybrid team members need a secure, distraction-free work setting and reliable cable or fiber internet; mobile hotspots are not acceptable. Hybrid team members report to a company location as directed by their manager, in a typical office environment. The stated compensation range is $81,000–$121,000; the final offer may vary based on factors including skills, experience, education, certifications, and work location.
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