Multimedia Engineer

Booz Allen Hamilton•O'Fallon, IL

5d•$69,300 - $158,000•Remote

About The Position

The Multimedia Engineer plays a central role in supporting the client's training mission. This role is responsible for designing, producing, and maintaining high-quality multimedia content that supports training needs for complex workflows including patient movement, medical regulating, and command‑and‑control coordination. The work products will ensure training materials are clear, engaging, and accessible across in‑person, virtual, and on-demand modalities. The training modules describe system processes and user interactions through intuitive visuals such as videos, animated walkthroughs, scenario-based simulations, microlearning clips, graphics, annotated job aids, and mobile UI storyboards. The Multimedia Engineer works collaboratively with instructors, SMEs, and product owners to ensure all content reflects the most current workflows, release updates, and operational requirements. The work is performed within DoD cybersecurity compliance standards for developing training materials and related information.

Requirements

5+ years of experience in multimedia production tools such as Adobe Creative Cloud, Camtasia, or Articulate for video editing, animation, and interactive content development
5+ years of experience producing multimedia training materials including demonstration videos, annotated job aids, and microlearning modules
Ability to convert complex technical workflows into intuitive visual designs
Ability to obtain a Secret clearance
Bachelor’s degree

Nice To Haves

Experience with AI-enhanced training tools or scenario-based simulation, particularly adaptive learning that updates with system changes
Experience supporting cloud-hosted applications, DIL mobile environments, or training products tied to operational field conditions
Experience in instructional design or training program development methodologies
Experience partnering with Help Desk teams to develop multimedia artifacts that reduce Tier I support volume
Knowledge of accessibility requirements including section 508 and WCAG 2.1
Ability to implement compliant multimedia content
Human Centered Design Certification

Responsibilities

Designing, producing, and maintaining high-quality multimedia content that supports training needs for complex workflows including patient movement, medical regulating, and command‑and‑control coordination.
Ensuring training materials are clear, engaging, and accessible across in‑person, virtual, and on-demand modalities.
Describing system processes and user interactions through intuitive visuals such as videos, animated walkthroughs, scenario-based simulations, microlearning clips, graphics, annotated job aids, and mobile UI storyboards.
Working collaboratively with instructors, SMEs, and product owners to ensure all content reflects the most current workflows, release updates, and operational requirements.
Performing work within DoD cybersecurity compliance standards for developing training materials and related information.