Instructional Designer
trispoke managed servicesFalls Church (VA)
Instructional Designer
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trispoke managed servicesFalls Church (VA)
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About the role
Title: Instructional Designer
Job Location: Falls Church, VA 22042 HybridJob Duration: 6 months Contract to begin with
Citizenship Requirement: US Citizens
Job Description:
We are seeking an experienced Instructional Designer with Operations and Project Management experience to join our Talent Development & Learning team. The successful candidate will be responsible for designing and delivering high-impact, innovative learning solutions using strong needs assessment and instructional design methods. The role requires a unique blend of instructional design expertise, operations, and project management experience to manage the learning programs, vendor relationships, and stakeholder engagement.
Key Responsibilities:
- Bachelor's DegreeDesign and deliver effective learning and development solutions using an instructional systems design approach
- Conduct needs assessments, develop learning objectives, and create objective-aligned, adult-centered instructional strategies
- Design, test, and implement learning materials, including instructor guides, participant guides, evaluation tools, and other electronic, hard copy, and web-based tools
Operations:
Coordinate with business leads and stakeholders to plan, schedule, and manage the logistics of virtual and in-person learning programs
Manage relationships with vendors to ensure contracts are up-to-date, services are procured, and invoices are processed accurately
Develop collaborative relationships within the department, key stakeholders, suppliers, and customers
Manage processes, systems, and communications to meet the high standards of the Talent Development & Learning customer
Project Management:
Manage multiple projects using exceptional project management skills, prioritizing tasks, and meeting deadlines
Establish and maintain schedules and deliverable deadlines
Hold meetings with stakeholder, Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and requesters to provide status updates, address concerns, and meet project deadlines
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