3 Knowledge Transfer Jobs in the East Midlands

recommending solutions within a desired timeframe The Innovation Developer will be responsible for documenting fixes, solutions, and requirements in a concise manor to aid knowledge transfer and corporate memory. More details of responsibilities- Configuring the business SharePoint online systems to specified business wide business requirements. Manage permissions and … business and technical processes Using appropriate software development kits (SDK's) and tooling Using SharePoint framework development tools and libraries Support teams through your knowledge of .Net, Power Platform, Web API and Microsoft capabilities and related technologies. Analyse, investigate and resolve complex service queries. Undertake analysis of business requirements … business by operational and or staff. Building in a dev/test environment and supporting the business with UAT before getting sign-off to transfer to live environment. Support the deployment of Power Apps from 3rd parties/Digital Service. To enable officers and staff across the business, including more »

Role To undertake training as deemed fit for the role To be shadowed/mentored by other members of the ICT team to enable knowledge transfer To meet agreed milestone of development and to seek to increase in confidence and ability in provisioning ICT service delivery Assist in more »

cause and effects check on fire and gas monitoring system (Validation of software only), Perform starting and running checks (including operating and driven unit knowledge), perform root cause analysis of start failure, set up DLE mapping, perform a trim balance. Have an understanding of packager requirements including; quality systems … proactively driving team performance on site and addressing areas for improvement before they impact team morale or the Siemens brand. Have the ability to transfer knowledge to customer operating teams. Train and mentor Commissioning team members. Manage and lead onsite teams (Siemens Energy staff, third party workers and more »