The Instructional Designer begins with the work people must do, not the content they are given. They analyze performance challenges, ask focused questions, and design learning that leads to real behavior change on the job. This position emphasizes action mapping, task-based design, and evidence-based active learning. They define performance outcomes, design purposeful practice, and create clear learning structures that guide effective learning solutions from idea through delivery. They also thoughtfully leverage AI tools to streamline design work, explore alternatives, and personalize learning—while keeping human judgment and performance outcomes at the center of every decision. The goal is straightforward. Build learning that improves performance without adding unnecessary complexity. I. Job Summary The Instructional Designer designs performance-based learning experiences aligned to business goals and real job tasks. This role applies action mapping and adult learning principles to determine what learners must practice and how learning can best support on-the-job performance. By clarifying outcomes, identifying critical tasks, and designing purposeful practice, the Instructional Designer ensures learning solutions are focused, practical, and effective. AI is used as a support tool—to accelerate development, test design ideas, and enhance learning experiences—never as a substitute for sound instructional judgment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level