Corporate AI Trainer & Enablement Specialist (Financial Services)
MASSIVUE is seeking an AI Trainer and Enablement Specialist to design and deliver IBF-accredited AI training for financial sector clients. You will conduct hands-on workshops on AI agents and Copilot workflows while ensuring compliance with rigorous regulatory and assessment standards. Candidates must hold adult education certifications like ACTA or ACLP and possess practical experience with LLMs and RAG architectures. This role focuses on driving tangible productivity gains through expert-led AI adoption.
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Experience
3-5 years
Function
Education
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
MASSIVUE is seeking an AI Trainer and Enablement Specialist to design and deliver IBF-accredited AI training for financial sector clients. You will conduct hands-on workshops on AI agents and Copilot workflows while ensuring compliance with rigorous regulatory and assessment standards. Candidates must hold adult education certifications like ACTA or ACLP and possess practical experience with LLMs and RAG architectures. This role focuses on driving tangible productivity gains through expert-led AI adoption.
TAL's take
Well-defined niche role in AI enablement for the financial sector, though company brand is mid-tier.
The JD provides very clear responsibilities, mandatory certifications, and specific technical requirements.
Must haves
- Recognised adult education certification: ACTA, ACLP, or DACE
- Track record of delivering courses accredited under IBF-STS or FTS
- Experience in corporate training or instructional design
- Practical knowledge of Generative AI, LLMs, and RAG
- Experience within financial institutions, fintechs, or management consulting
Tools and skills
Nice to have: ibfq, ibfa.
About the company
Consulting and training firm without flagship engineering status, default to tier 2.
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