<p>We are seeking a talented Instructional Designer to support a rapidly evolving learning organization within a high‑demand business environment. This role requires a designer who can operate with speed, structure, and creativity while delivering high‑quality, digital‑first learning experiences. You will collaborate directly with business stakeholders, portfolio managers, and subject matter experts to design both net‑new content and curate existing materials into clear, organized, and effective learning solutions.</p><p><br></p><p>The ideal candidate brings strong communication skills, a solid grounding in adult learning theory, familiarity with accessibility standards, and hands-on experience designing for a sales-focused audience.</p><p><strong>Key Responsibilities:</strong></p><p>· Design digital-first learning solutions rooted in adult learning theory and neuroscience principles.</p><p>· Create structured, engaging content for multiple sales audiences across frontline, field, inbound, outbound, and upper market teams.</p><p>· Develop multimedia learning experiences using Articulate Storyline, PowerPoint, Camtasia, and general design tools; Adobe Creative Cloud familiarity required.</p><p>· Produce deliverables such as storyboards, prototypes, journey maps, content outlines, and process documentation.</p><p>· Ensure accessibility requirements are incorporated into all learning assets.</p><p>· Partner directly with business stakeholders, leaders, and SMEs to gather requirements, validate direction, and refine deliverables.</p><p>· Communicate design proposals clearly and confidently, incorporating stakeholder feedback to align with evolving business strategies and sales goals.</p><p>· Participate in Agile/Scrum processes to co-create, test, deploy, and iterate on learning products.</p><p>· Manage 2–4 active projects at a time with varying levels of design complexity.</p><p>· Deliver end‑to‑end projects within 4 weeks or less, maintaining quality while operating in a fast-paced, high‑pressure environment.</p><p>· Organize and curate existing materials into structured learning pathways to support updated operating models, processes, and offers.</p>
