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Instructional Designer

Posted 14 days ago

energy innovation policy technologyPearl City (HI)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

As our next Instructional Designer, you'll translate strategy into design that is both beautiful and built to perform. A $80,000 - $116,000 temporary role for a mid-level professional ready to own deliverables and grow within a high-trust team.
Key Responsibilities: Test and optimize creative variations through A/B experiments
Interrogate a brief until the real ask underneath it surfaces Sustain a 3-week sprint cadence without letting the work go generic Run the critique that makes junior creative work braver, not safer Pitch the uncomfortable direction when the safe one has clearly run dry What You'll Bring Knowledge of HI-specific regulations relevant to creative work Demonstrated capacity to mentor or support mid-level teammates Demonstrated calm when a Pearl City, HI client changes scope mid-stream Sharp written and verbal communication, tested under scrutiny The kind of ownership that treats the company's money like your own Willingness to commute to Pearl City, HI or work flexibly as needed TechPioneer Inc is an empathy-led Pearl City, HI company born from the belief that creative tools should respect the people using them. Nobody at TechPioneer Inc will hover over your shoulder; we hand you the keys and trust you to drive. The $80,000 - $116,000 we offer comes attached to mentorship, a clear ladder, real benefits, and flexible temporary days you can plan around. Our Pearl City team is currently shortlisting candidates for this position.

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