Lead Instructional Designer
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
Lead Instructional Designer
Posted today
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
To support the development of Dual Literacy programs, the remote Lead Instructional Designer will create instructional materials in both print and digital formats, collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance product quality and efficiency.
Key responsibilities:
Collaborate cross-functionally to design solutions and improve workflows for instructional materials
Oversee the quality control of English and Spanish language digital assets and contribute to product build processes
Train and mentor instructional designers while ensuring compliance with accessibility standards throughout product developmentRequired qualificationsBachelor's or Master's degree in Instructional Technology, Instructional Design, or a related field
4+ years of experience in digital content development, particularly in teaching and learning materials
Experience with Spanish-language materials and prior teaching experience in K-5 settings is preferred
Proficiency in managing multiple projects within tight timelines and budgets
Familiarity with digital platforms, authoring tools, and content management systems
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