Occupation

Technical Trainer

Technical Trainers design and deliver instruction in specialized technical skills, typically in manufacturing, engineering, aerospace, or systems environments. They develop curricula tailored to their industry, conduct hands-on training for production teams or staff, and ensure learners understand both technical concepts and compliance requirements—translating complex material into clear instruction for diverse skill levels. The role suits individuals with deep technical or manufacturing expertise who are effective communicators, can adapt teaching methods to different learners, and often manage curriculum development and training outcomes independently.

Duties & responsibilities

• Lead hands-on instruction in manufacturing assembly, electrical work, and production techniques for diverse skill levels
• Design and develop training curricula tailored to industry standards and organizational needs
• Translate complex technical concepts and engineering drawings into clear, step-by-step instruction
• Ensure training programs meet compliance requirements, safety standards, and quality practices
• Conduct assessments to verify learners understand technical material and can apply it correctly
• Adapt teaching methods to accommodate different learning styles and experience levels
• Coordinate with subject matter experts and production teams to keep training current and relevant

What Technical Trainer roles involve, from employers’ own postings.

From employers’ own postings, as of2026-10-28.

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Employers

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Open Technical Trainer roles (5)

Apply for Technical Trainer at Gilead Sciences on their site

Technical Trainer

Gilead Sciences

Frederick, MD

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Apply for Technical Trainer at Motorola Solutions on their site

Technical Trainer

Motorola Solutions

Illinois Remote Work, More...

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Technical Trainer

Crusoe

Full-time · Arvada, CO · $75,000 – $90,000

Crusoe seeks a technical trainer to lead hands-on instruction and workforce development for manufacturing roles at their data center operations, focusing on electrical assembly, sheet metal work, and modular data center construction. This role suits someone with deep manufacturing experience who can design scalable training programs and translate complex technical concepts into clear instruction for diverse skill levels.

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Technical Trainer

Terran Orbital

Full-time · Irvine, CA · $80,000 – $120,000

This role develops and delivers technical training programs for manufacturing and engineering staff at a satellite manufacturer, ensuring compliance with aerospace standards and safety requirements. It suits someone with aerospace or manufacturing training experience who can create curriculum, conduct hands-on instruction, and coordinate with subject matter experts across a fast-growing defense contractor.

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Technical Trainer, 1st shift, Site 1

AST SpaceMobile

Midland, TX

AST SpaceMobile seeks an instructor to teach assembly and manufacturing fundamentals to production teams, covering hand tools, workmanship standards, quality practices, and workplace organization. This role suits someone with manufacturing experience and a track record of effective technical instruction who can adapt to different learners and shift schedules.

Listed on AST SpaceMobile’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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