Social Security AdministrationAutomation Training Specialist
Jul. 2012 - Jul. 2013Fremont, CA*This was a 1-year promotional detail. After its completion I was returned to the duty station as a Claims Representative. • Planned and developed training curriculum designed to integrate employee specialized knowledge with an overall knowledge of the organization's mission, internal structure, history, objectives, and policies, as well as other matters of general interest. • Provided advice and consultation directly to managers and executives. • Capacity Management: Frequently assisted Field Offices throughout the Bay Area with various priority workloads, usually of a highly sensitive, urgent, or complex nature. • Prioritizing: Successfully balanced duties such as keeping up on frequent programmatic and automation advancements, special projects as assigned, priority workloads from various Districts, and duties within workgroups. • Training and Leadership – I conducted what was called the FY13 Golden Gateway Training Topics for all offices of the Bay Area, tailoring each lesson for maximum learning effectiveness; routinely instructed formal and informal classroom instruction in groups and one-on-one using slides, handouts, and live demonstrations; provided guidance, leadership, and advice/counseling to other instructors, and guest instructors in specialized programmatic areas and systems software release courses provided. • Graphic Design and Newsletters: Distributed a newsletter called the “Bay Bits & Bytes” using Microsoft Publisher. This newsletter contained relevant systems and programmatic information that was at times of a sensitive nature and was distributed to all Bay Area Field Office employees as well as several offices across the nation. • Learning Needs Identification: In order to target employee needs, I used analytical studies (i.e. course prerequisites, instructional methods) and/or evaluations to predict program achievements and student performance expectations.