The Instructional Designer develops effective, accessible, and engaging training assets and curricula using the ADDIE methodology. Working under appropriate guidance, the role applies intermediate e-learning authoring and multimedia development skills to create content and learning experiences that support learner comprehension. The position collaborates with LMS Specialists, Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), Global Process Owners (GPOs), and cross-functional project stakeholders to meet project goals and deadlines while continuing to build role proficiency. The role designs and develops scalable e-learning modules, virtual and in-person training materials, on-the-job training checklists, assessments, storyboards, scripts, prototypes, microlearning, and job performance support tools. It conducts basic needs analysis, maps learner groups and knowledge levels, and helps identify content gaps, translation needs, and system access requirements. It also supports project tracking, LMS deployment, training communications, evaluation, content maintenance, and change management under leader oversight. Plexus describes its culture as inclusive and values-driven, with a focus on team-member wellbeing, development, global collaboration, and impactful work. The company offers a comprehensive benefits package and states an annual salary range of $59,500 to $89,300. Salary within the range depends on geographic location, work experience, education, licensure requirements, and skill level.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level