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E-logic is hiring a User Support & Training Specialist to deliver comprehensive tier-1 and tier-2 technical help desk support, build user enablement programs, and author technical documentation for Secure HIV-TRACE program from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).. You will act as the primary point of contact for end-user inquiries, troubleshooting software issues, and creating accessible instructional materials, including user manuals, admin guides, and video tutorials., * Provide tier-1 and tier-2 technical help desk support to public health users, troubleshooting application issues promptly.
- Author comprehensive user manuals, administrator guides, FAQs, and technical documentation.
- Develop and conduct virtual training sessions, webinars, and onboarding materials for system users.
- Ensure all user documentation, web content, and training materials strictly adhere to Section 508 accessibility compliance.
Requirements
- Proven experience providing user support and help desk assistance for enterprise software applications.
- Strong technical writing skills with experience creating user manuals and instructional guides.
- Mandatory expertise and familiarity with Section 508 compliance and web accessibility
- standards.
- Excellent interpersonal communication skills and presentation abilities.
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