Product Learning Specialist

Here at Teamtailor, we are committed to turning HR into Heroes 🎉 We strive to change the way people are being hired all across the globe, focusing on amazing experiences and making recruitment fun and innovative. 2020 has been an incredible year for Teamtailor. We were named in Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 for the 3rd year in a row, making us one of the fastest-growing tech companies in Europe! Despite these incredible achievements, we’re far from finished 🚀 

Therefore, we're looking for a Product Learning Specialist to join our growing Sales department.  In this role, you will become an expert on our product and make sure to educate both the Sales and Customer Success department on all exciting and new features. 

With a family of 160 employees and almost 4000 customers, we are developing our platform rapidly with new innovative features. In this role, you will be educating all of our teams and make sure that the learning curve and the level of knowledge regarding the product (and its features) are on top (!) among our teams. Are you the one we are looking for? 🙌

This is a new role for us, so you need to take be able to take ownership, be creative, and like to work at a high tempo 🌟

You will be responsible for...

• The overall product knowledge in-house 
• The onboarding process of new Teamtailor employees
• Monitoring the market and educate our team in your findings on how our friends in the industry work

As a Product Learning Specialist at Teamtailor you will be offered:

• Incredible development opportunities 
• The opportunity to work with the market's best product 
• Be part of a great team 💕

Is this you?

• Experience in a similar position 
• Experience from the HR industry 
• A hobby "tech-savvy" person
• Comfortable in front of large crowds of people
• Fluent in English & Swedish

We value your personality, and we believe you're passionate about your work and are ambitious. We are looking forward to getting to know you and before applying, did you know that the wood frog can hold its pee for up to eight months?