Instructional Systems Designer
Instructional Systems Designer
Posted 36 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Analyze customer requirements, job tasks, performance data, and existing training materials to identify instructional needs and performance gaps
- Design, develop, implement, evaluate, and maintain instructional content following a systematic instructional design process, such as ADDIEApply instructional design principles, adult learning theory, and performance-based methodologies to the development of training products
- Review technical manuals, engineering documents, reference materials, and other source documentation to support accurate content development
- Develop learning objectives, instructional strategies, assessments, lesson plans, storyboards, and supporting instructional artifacts
- Create scenario-based activities, exercises, demonstrations, and performance support materials
- Coordinate with SMEs and technical personnel to ensure technical accuracy and instructional effectiveness
- Develop, revise, and maintain Instructor Led Training (ILT), Interactive Multimedia Instruction (IMI), computer-based training, trainee guides, instructor materials, tests, job aids, and other training documentation
- Support development and implementation of simulation-based, technology-enabled, or other innovative training solutions
- Participate in internal and customer reviews and incorporate approved feedback and required changes
- Conduct or support quality assurance reviews of instructional products to ensure compliance with applicable standards, processes, and customer requirements
- Ensure training products meet applicable government, military, customer, contractual, and organizational standards and requirements
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary project teams to coordinate dependencies, resolve issues, and support successful delivery of training products
- Manage assigned tasks, deliverables, and schedules to meet project milestones and customer requirements
- Support course pilots, implementation activities, evaluations, and continuous improvement efforts as required
- Communicate project status, risks, issues, and recommendations to appropriate team members and project leadership
- Perform other instructional design and training development activities as assigned
- Required Experience/Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Instructional Design, Adult Education, Educational Technology, Curriculum and Instruction, Education, English, Communications, Training and Development, or a related field
- Relevant experience in instructional design, curriculum development, training development, education, technical writing, or a related field, commensurate with the level of the position
- Knowledge of instructional design principles and systematic approaches to training development
- Ability to analyze information, identify instructional needs, and develop effective learning solutions
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to collaborate effectively with SMEs, technical personnel, customers, and multidisciplinary project teams
- Ability to organize and prioritize multiple assignments and meet established deadlines
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, particularly Word, Excel, and PowerPointAbility to learn and apply new software, systems, processes, and technical subject matter
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