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Instructional Designer

Posted 48 days ago

praxis techBurlington (IA)

SENIORITY

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About the role

The Instructional Designer will create engaging instructional content using adult learning principles, work with the L&D team to implement programs within the LMS, partner with SMEs and stakeholders to conduct needs assessments, and support virtual and in-person training delivery. About Efco EFCO Forming & Shoring Solutions is a company rooted in Quality, Integrity, Innovation, and Super Service. Estimated Benefits Retirement Paid Time Off Benefits estimated based on industry standards
What You’ll Do: Create engaging instructional content using adult learning principles
Work with the L&D team to implement programs within the LMS Partner with SMEs and stakeholders to conduct needs assessments Support virtual and in-person training delivery
What We’re Looking For: Bachelor’s degree in Instructional Design, Education, Communication or a related field 3+ years of designing and developing learning content in a corporate environment Communicates effectively in writing, producing clear, concise, and professional content Microsoft Office proficiency and comfort with HR systems Sets clear objectives, aligns efforts, and manages time and resources to achieve results

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