MIHAN in Nagpur has an IT Trainer opening, part time, on site, with a team responsible for building internal documentation and training programs. Three years of experience is the expectation, and the part-time structure here means flexible in-office scheduling with genuine training responsibility attached.
The work covers creating user guides and technical documentation, working with engineers to gather accurate information, and updating content as products change. An IT trainer here spends real time both writing documentation and actually delivering training sessions to new hires and existing staff learning a new system.
A bachelor's degree in English, technical communication, computer science, or a related field is expected, along with the ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear, structured documentation.
Experience designing a training curriculum from scratch, familiarity with a learning management system, and any background gathering technical information from an engineer who wasn't naturally inclined to explain things clearly.
MIHAN has grown into a significant logistics and IT hub for Nagpur, and this trainer's work touches new hire onboarding directly, which means the quality of the documentation and training sessions has real, measurable impact on how quickly new staff become productive. Naukri Mitra has listed a few technical writing roles from this employer, and the part-time structure specifically has attracted candidates balancing this role with freelance writing work elsewhere, with the team clear that the scheduled hours need genuine focus.
Interviews include a practical exercise translating a technical concept into a training outline and a discussion of your documentation approach. Candidates who ask clarifying questions about the audience's existing knowledge level tend to interview well.
This role is based at MIHAN, Nagpur, pin code 441108, on site during scheduled part-time hours. Pay is up to ₹24,000 a month. The team hopes to fill this seat within five weeks.