ADL Specialist

Vector CSP LLC•Norfolk, VA

2d•$75,000 - $80,000

About The Position

The ADL Specialist provides Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) development support services and prepares design documents in accordance with USCG standard operating procedures (SOPs) and other specified requirements. This is a temporary position. The role develops, evaluates, revises, and maintains ADL courses, training interventions, assets, and supporting documentation. It includes designing instructional, structural, and navigational elements; developing online course versions and assessments; conducting pilot studies; and assisting with technical testing and acceptance of ADL objects on Government systems.

Requirements

Must be eligible for a Secret Clearance.
Master’s degree in Instructional Systems, Instructional Systems Technology, Instructional & Performance Technology, or Education with a concentration in Educational Technology.
Minimum of five years of experience using Instructional Systems Development (ISD) processes to develop ADL courses and ADL training interventions.
Minimum of three years of experience using Microsoft Office programs, Articulate Storyline, Lectora, Adobe Creative Suite Design and Web Premium, and RoboHelp.
Must be able to physically observe performance during on-site visits and climb ladders and/or meet other physical requirements associated with the work environment, including Government facilities, vessels, and platforms.

Responsibilities

Prepare storyboards for content development in accordance with USCG SOPs and requirements in the BPA Call.
Design ADL instructional, structural, and navigational elements to meet USCG standards and requirements, including SOP Volume 7, established educational theories and practices, and performance-support needs.
Select appropriate delivery methods, ADL systems, and delivery media to support human-performance development and competency testing.
Prepare and structure tests and practical application exercises that reliably indicate whether learners can perform tasks identified in the objectives.
Develop initial versions of online courses, including screen presentations, interactive components, and assessments.
Perform formative and summative evaluations, including pilot studies.
Revise course versions based on review feedback and data obtained in pilot testing.
Develop plans for piloting training experiences developed under BPA Calls.
Prepare pilot-study reports usable in finalizing training products.
Participate in reviews.
Perform lifecycle maintenance on ADL products, assets, text documents, and supporting documentation as required.
Ensure work and processes conform to USCG TRASYS SOPs, standards, and other requirements stipulated in BPA Calls.
Provide ADL object updates, maintenance, and technical assistance.
Assist the Government by placing ADL objects on the designated Government server and supporting technical testing on the server, network, and workstation so the object can be technically accepted.