Onboarding & training support for technology companies that can't afford slow Ramp-Ups
When you're scaling a dev team, launching a SaaS product, or onboarding a wave of new hires, the administrative side of training coordination falls through the cracks fast. Trusty Oak EAs handle the logistics — scheduling, documentation, tool access setup coordination, and LMS administration — so your engineering leads and HR team stay focused on the work that actually requires their expertise. Whether you're onboarding five new engineers or rolling out a product training program for a growing customer success team, this is exactly the kind of repeatable, process-driven work a skilled EA can own.
How Trusty Oak handles onboarding & training for tech companies
A Trusty Oak Executive Assistant working in tech onboarding and training typically starts by auditing your existing onboarding materials and identifying gaps — outdated SOPs, missing tool walkthroughs, or training sequences that live in someone's inbox instead of a system. From there, they'll manage your LMS (Notion, Confluence, Trainual, or whatever you're using), keep onboarding checklists current in tools like ClickUp or Asana, coordinate new hire orientation schedules across Calendly or Google Calendar, and track completion status so nothing slips. They'll also handle the back-and-forth with vendors or internal stakeholders to make sure access requests for GitHub, Jira, Slack, or your internal stack are submitted and confirmed before day one. Your role is to set the standard for what good onboarding looks like — your EA makes sure it actually happens consistently every time.
What your EA takes off your plate
The most common mistake tech teams make when first delegating onboarding work is handing off a pile of scattered Notion pages and Google Docs without a clear owner or structure and expecting the EA to reverse-engineer the process. Before your first week, spend 30 minutes walking your EA through what a successful onboarding actually looks like end-to-end — which tools are involved, who the stakeholders are, and where the current process breaks down. That context turns a capable EA into someone who can proactively catch problems instead of just executing tasks.
LMS Content Management
Maintain and update training modules in platforms like Trainual, Confluence, or Notion, ensuring documentation reflects current product versions, workflows, and tooling.
New Hire Onboarding Coordination
Build and manage onboarding checklists in Asana or ClickUp, assign tasks to the right stakeholders, and track completion status for each new team member through their first 30-60-90 days.
Tool Access Request Tracking
Coordinate provisioning requests for GitHub, Jira, Slack, AWS, and other platforms by liaising with IT or ops, confirming access before the employee's start date.
Training Session Scheduling
Schedule recurring and one-off training sessions across Zoom or Google Meet, manage calendar invites, send reminders, and handle rescheduling when conflicts arise.
Onboarding Documentation Cleanup
Audit existing SOPs, README files, and internal wikis for accuracy and completeness, flagging outdated content and reformatting documentation to match current team standards.
Tools our team works with
We adapt to your existing stack — no forced migrations.
Trusted by tech companies
Trusty Oak supports tech companies including Permute AI, Ritual — handling everything from onboarding & training to broader operational support.
What onboarding & training support costs for tech companies
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Executive Assistants
~$35/hourSpecialists
~$50/hourFractional Executives
~$95/hourStarting at $1,000/month. One-time $300 onboarding fee includes your Strategic Delegation Plan.
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Get consistent, repeatable onboarding without adding headcount
Trusty Oak's Strategic Delegation Plan maps exactly which onboarding and training tasks make sense to hand off first. Start with a $1,000/month engagement and a dedicated Client Success Manager who understands how tech teams actually operate.