The Instructional Designer designs and develops learning experiences, including instructional materials, training courses, video training, and other multimedia. The role works with departments to identify what employees need to learn to perform their jobs successfully, then defines learning objectives, writes and structures content, creates learning activities and aids for face-to-face and virtual settings, and develops assessments to measure learning. The Instructional Designer partners with subject matter experts across business units to align learning with business objectives and relevant compliance requirements. The position conducts needs analyses, builds curriculum and instructional materials for online, blended, and in-person learning, and translates complex technical or operational concepts into clear learning materials. It manages instructional design projects from conception through delivery, creates and revises content, integrates learning technologies, collaborates with stakeholders, and evaluates program effectiveness to guide data-driven improvements. The role calls for adapting to a fast-paced, high-volume environment and balancing competing business priorities while meeting deadlines.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level