Together with our customers, we combine the real and digital worlds to transform everyday life with technology, software, and services for smart buildings. By empowering our customers to reach their decarbonization goals, lower operating costs, and create world-class occupant experiences, we aim to create efficient, safe, adaptable, and sustainable environments. The digital transformation of buildings is a fast-changing sector that needs great people as well as great technology. At Siemens, we put our people first and are looking for a motivated colleague to join our global Buildings Business Unit in Zug, Switzerland.
Tasks
- Design, develop, and maintain comprehensive technical training concepts and curricula for fire safety systems and solutions, translating complex regulations and architectures into practical, learner-focused content for various target groups (Technical Engineers, Technical Technicians, Project Managers, Technical Support, and End Users).
- Plan, organize, and conduct engaging technical fire safety trainings in diverse formats (classroom, virtual, hybrid), facilitating both theoretical sessions and practical, system-based exercises for all skill levels.
- Develop, update, and manage high-quality learning assets, including documentation, presentations, manuals, exercises, and digital content (e.g., e-learning, videos), ensuring alignment with current regulations and product releases.
- Collaborate closely with internal teams (Product Management, R&D, Technical Support) to align training content with product updates, regulatory changes, and customer requirements.
- Collect participant feedback to continuously improve training quality, actively supporting knowledge transfer and fostering a culture of continuous learning within the organization.
- Support or lead certification/approval programs, contribute to global/regional training initiatives, and coach/mentor subject matter experts and junior trainers.
Requirements
- Technical degree in electrical engineering, fire safety, building technologies, or a related field.
- Proven experience with fire detection or safety systems, with a strong understanding of relevant regulations, standards, and system architectures (certification is a plus).
- Demonstrated experience in technical training, knowledge transfer, or a comparable role, ideally including familiarity with digital learning formats and e-learning tools.
- Excellent presentation, facilitation, and communication skills, with the ability to translate complex technical topics into clear, practical, and engaging content for diverse audiences.
- Structured, self-organized, and quality-oriented working style, comfortable with various learning formats (classroom, virtual, hybrid).
- Collaborative mindset and strong stakeholder management skills, ideally gained within an international or matrix organization.
- Fluency in English is essential; proficiency in German is a significant advantage.
- Legal eligibility to work in Switzerland.
Benefits
- A challenging and impactful role at the cutting edge of fire safety technology.
- High level of responsibility and autonomy in shaping technical training.
- Close collaboration with experts across engineering, product development, and project teams.
- Opportunities to drive global training concepts and foster continuous improvement.
- Dedicated support for your professional development and continuous learning.
- Inclusive and flexible working culture that encourages everyone to be their authentic selves.
- Equal opportunities and diversity are valued and contribute to an enriching culture.
- Mobile working is actively embraced to provide more autonomy and a good work-life balance.
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Das Team
You will collaborate closely with experts across engineering, product development, and project teams, and work within a global Buildings Business Unit based in Zug, Switzerland.