Organizes and supports global early-career and employee learning programs, managing scheduling, rosters, logistics, participant support, evaluation data, feedback analysis, and process improvements. Partners with stakeholders across HR, Trading, and other departments to execute training initiatives and company-wide talent development projects.
About the position
We are looking for an enthusiastic self-starter with excellent project management and stakeholder management skills to join our Talent Development team. Our Talent Development Specialists help organize and run various global early career programs for new hires joining us straight from university, and support additional education offerings for our full-time employees across different departments as needed.
You will work closely with key program stakeholders across Trading, HR, and other areas of the firm to plan and execute high-priority global training programs, from helping with program strategy and daily tasks, to providing on-site support and tracking feedback and historical data.
Specific responsibilities of the role will include:
- Organizing all aspects of our learning and development programs, including scheduling events, managing rosters, and overseeing logistics
- Preparing and analyzing evaluation data and participation feedback with exceptional attention to detail and accuracy; identifying and proposing areas for improvement
- Responding to employee queries and fielding them to other team members as appropriate
- Being the on-site point of contact to support participants and programs as they’re running
- Assisting with talent development and other company-wide projects and initiatives
- Have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant practical experience, and 1-3 years of experience in human resources, talent development, or a related field
- Proactive and self-motivated with experience managing large-scale complex projects
- Organized with a strong attention to detail
- An excellent stakeholder manager and written and verbal communicator
- A strong analytical thinker and problem solver; very comfortable organizing, preparing, and interpreting data
- Interested in understanding and improving processes
- Able to handle competing priorities in a challenging, fast-paced environment
- Approachable and humble about what you do and don’t know; not afraid to ask for help
- Able to think strategically about the big picture while getting the details right, and to evolve programs based on user feedback
- Have a positive, professional attitude and presence
- Having financial industry experience is preferred, but not required
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Jane Street New York, New York, USA Office
250 Vesey Street, New York, NY, United States, 10281
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