Job Opportunities @ CBORD - Software Training
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Software Training
Implementation Representative
Professional position initially providing systems training and implementation support for foodservice management systems and, ultimately, project management support. Extensive travel in US and Canada required (75%). Flexibility and ability to work independently a must. Experience in training/implementation systems or project planning an asset. Excellent communication skills necessary. Bachelor’s degree preferred. Onsite foodservice or clinical nutrition background a plus. Relocation to Ithaca is not required.
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Professional position initially providing systems training and implementation support for foodservice management systems and, ultimately, project management support. Extensive travel in US and Canada required (75%). Flexibility and ability to work independently a must. Experience in training/implementation systems or project planning an asset. Excellent communication skills necessary. Bachelor’s degree preferred. Onsite foodservice or clinical nutrition background a plus. Relocation to Ithaca is not required.
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The CBORD Group is a progressive, industry leading business which develops computer information systems for the administration of onsite food service, housing, access and privilege controls, and related auxiliary functions. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please send your resume and cover letter through one of the following methods:
| Email: | jobs@cbord.com |
| Fax: | 607.257.1902 |
| Mail: | The CBORD Group, Inc. Attn: Lisa Patz Human Resource Dept. 61 Brown Road Ithaca, NY 14850 |
Please no 'walk-ins' allowed—you must schedule an interview in advance.
The CBORD Group offers a full range of benefits.
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