The Instructional Designer/Curriculum Developer will create AWS technical curriculum and labs, update courseware in Rise and Storyline, and work remotely with teams.
Reference number: TCD_25
Location: Remote North America Eastern Time
About PulseLearning
With teams in the US, Canada, Ireland, Europe, and Australia we are passionate about creating outcome-focused learning solutions.
Role description
Instructional Designer working with a team to create AWS technical curriculum and labs using Adobe content development tools.
Key job responsibilities
•Bring your wealth of knowledge and experience Learning & Development creating content
- Update/create and build courseware in Rise and Storyline
- Cloud based Curriculum Creation
- Work remotely with an East coast US team with flex hours in other time zones as required
- Embed into the Client team seamlessly
- Bring your wealth of knowledge and experience Learning & Development creating content
Qualifications
- 3+ years demonstrated experience creating technical training materials and content
- Knowledge of AWS domains
- 3+ years of proven experience working with remote and dispersed teams and time zones
- Degree in Instructional design, adult learning, or other education-related or tech-related field
- Industry certifications in instructional design, curriculum development, performance improvement, project management, or other content-specific certifications as appropriate
- AWS Certifications and experience
- Demonstrated experience in one or more of the following tools: Articulate Storyline, Articulate Rise, Captivate ect.
- Demonstrated experience in graphic design. image editing software desirable
Employment type: Fixed term contact with possible extension.
How to apply
Please emphasize how your experience meets the requirements for this role. Applications without demonstrated content development experience will not be considered.
To apply please use follow the link:
https://pulselearning.bamboohr.com/careers/174?source=aWQ9OA%3D%3D
Top Skills
Adobe
Articulate Rise
Articulate Storyline
AWS
Captivate
Graphic Design Software
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