Mercury

Senior Onboarding L&D Specialist

New York, New York, United States

Not SpecifiedCompensation
Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Financial Technology, BankingIndustries

Requirements

Candidates should have 3+ years of experience in L&D, instructional design, or enablement, preferably in a regulated or high-risk environment. Familiarity with instructional design models like ADDIE and adult learning theory is essential, as is experience supporting BPO teams or remote vendor operations with consistent training programs. A structured thinking approach, passion for clear documentation and knowledge systems (e.g., Notion, Guru), and subject matter expertise in change management with standard operating procedures (SOPs) are also required. The ideal candidate thrives in fast-paced, ambiguous environments, proactively identifies training and documentation gaps, and is curious about the U.S. banking system.

Responsibilities

The Senior Onboarding L&D Specialist will apply evidence-based instructional design practices to develop and deliver role-specific training programs for business and personal banking operations, ensuring parity across internal teams and BPO partners. Responsibilities include creating and maintaining scalable learning content like e-learnings, SOPs, and assessments, and collaborating with stakeholders to translate workflows into effective learning materials. This role also involves owning and evolving the knowledge management system, auditing training and documentation for updates, partnering with the QC team to address performance gaps with learning interventions, and designing feedback loops to measure training effectiveness and drive continuous improvement.

Skills

Instructional Design
Learning & Development
Knowledge Management
Training Program Design
E-learning
SOPs
Assessments
Stakeholder Collaboration
Risk Management

Mercury

Banking services for startups and founders

About Mercury

Mercury provides banking services specifically designed for startups, regardless of their size or stage of development. Their offerings include free checking and savings accounts, debit and credit cards, and options for domestic and international wire transfers, as well as treasury and venture debt services. The platform is user-friendly, allowing founders to manage their finances with ease. What sets Mercury apart from traditional banks is its focus on the startup community, offering programs that connect founders with valuable resources and advice to help them succeed. The goal of Mercury is to empower startups by providing them with the financial tools and support they need to grow and thrive.

San Francisco, CaliforniaHeadquarters
2017Year Founded
$146.8MTotal Funding
DEBTCompany Stage
Fintech, Financial ServicesIndustries
1,001-5,000Employees

Benefits

Health, dental, & vision
Custom equipment setup
401(K) matching
12+ weeks paid parental leave
Book budget
Wellness benefits
Grocery budget
Paid lunch
Personalized callsign
Unlimited vacation policy (with mandatory minimum)

Risks

Mercury's decision to stop serving certain countries may lead to customer loss.
Integration challenges from the Teal acquisition could disrupt services.
Expansion into consumer banking might divert focus from core startup services.

Differentiation

Mercury offers both business and personal banking services, unlike many fintech competitors.
The company provides integrated financial management tools, enhancing startup operational efficiency.
Mercury's Raise program connects startups with investors, mentors, and other founders.

Upsides

Mercury secured a $100 million credit warehouse to expand its credit card business.
The acquisition of Teal enhances Mercury's financial management offerings for startups.
Mercury Personal expands market reach by attracting tech-savvy individuals.

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