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Learning Experience Designer

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Industry leader? Well, how about an industry creator?! At WalkMe, now an SAP company, we’re not just the leader in digital adoption, we started the digital adoption revolution - enabling organizations to pinpoint and resolve digital friction, regain control of their tech stack, and be better equipped to manage future change. With over 1,600 clients, including 55 Fortune 100 companies and 6 Fortune 10 companies working with us daily, we’re transforming how enterprises interact with their technology. So, if you’re an expert in your field, and looking for an opportunity to work, collaborate, and innovate with some of the most talented people out there, WalkMe is the place for you! As a Learning Experience Designer, you will create and deliver engaging, impactful learning experiences for WalkMe's customers. Our team empowers customers with the skills to maximize product value, driving adoption and retention. In this role, you won't just build e-learning courses; you will architect the end-to-end journey of how a customer learns, applies, and masters our technical product. You will leverage whatever channel is necessary to drive adoption, whether that’s designing automated in-app guidance via WalkMe, creating digital training content, or delivering high-energy, live virtual and in-person sessions.

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