The Digital Adoption Platform Designer designs and implements digital adoption initiatives to help the organization make effective use of digital business process tools and assets. As a member of the ET&D Instructional Design team, the designer works with stakeholders across the organization, including ET&D management, to develop and deliver digital adoption training programs focused on employee development and end-user experience. The role applies learning and development theories and instructional design methods to create software training through digital adoption platforms (DAPs). It assesses needs and use cases, develops solutions, evaluates results using platform analytics and KPIs, and iterates to improve outcomes. The designer also coordinates software readiness, training, and communications with business, technical, and ET&D partners; builds stakeholder consensus; and maintains DAP processes, standards, procedures, project plans, and implementations. The role works with the DAP vendor to make effective use of available development-tool features. Occasional travel to off-site business meetings or conferences is required (listed as 5%). The starting pay range is $74,500–$99,500. Full-time employees are eligible to participate in an incentive program based on organizational, team, and personal performance. Auto Club Enterprises reports nearly 17,000 employees across 24 states and more than 18 million members.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level