Junior Instructional Designer – eLearning Content Creator
You will design, build, and refine digital learning experiences that keep users glued to the screen—and actually learning. Working inside a multidisciplinary product squad, you translate business goals into captivating storyboards, interactive assessments, and micro-learning videos. Expect fast iterations, measurable impact, and plenty of room to experiment.
What You’ll Do
- Partner with senior IDs, UX writers, and developers to transform complex ideas into clear, engaging lessons.
- Apply ADDIE and rapid-prototyping models to author SCORM-compliant courses for our cloud-based LMS.
- Script scenario-driven videos, design branching simulations, and embed knowledge checks that boost retention.
- Maintain and version learning assets, ensuring accessibility guidelines (WCAG 2.1) and plain-language standards.
- Research emerging L&D trends—AI-powered personalization, spaced repetition, social learning—then weave them into your designs.
- Document design decisions in living style guides and hand-off specs that developers actually applaud.
- Collect learner analytics, interpret completion and engagement metrics, and iterate relentlessly for higher NPS.
- Learn new authoring tools at speed; share discoveries with the team in lightning talks.
Required Skills
- Bachelor’s degree in Instructional Technology, Education, HCI, or related discipline.
- 0–2 years of hands-on instructional design or content development (internships count).
- Proficiency with Articulate 360, Rise, or comparable rapid authoring suites.
- Working knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud (Illustrator, Audition) for multimedia polish.
- Solid grasp of adult-learning theory, Bloom’s taxonomy, and plain-language principles.
- Clear, concise written communication; you can explain anything to anyone.
- Meticulous attention to detail paired with the agility to hit quick turnarounds.
- Eligibility to work in the United States.
Preferred Extras
- Familiarity with Camtasia or Premiere Pro for lightweight video editing.
- Exposure to HTML5, CSS, or JavaScript to troubleshoot LMS quirks.
- Experience building accessible content for diverse learner populations.
- Comfort working across time zones in a fully distributed environment.