Instructional Designer – Short-Term Contract

Job Description:

  • Design and develop engaging eLearning courses using Articulate Rise
  • Apply instructional design principles to transform source content into effective learning experiences
  • Build knowledge checks, interactions, and assessments aligned to learning objectives
  • Ensure content meets SCORM and LMS compatibility requirements
  • Follow established templates, branding standards, and style guides
  • Create clear, structured storyboards that guide course development
  • Translate source materials and stakeholder inputs into engaging learner experiences
  • Organize content into logical learning flows supporting retention and application
  • Incorporate feedback quickly and accurately
  • Conduct self-review and quality assurance checks
  • Ensure courses function correctly across devices and learning platforms
  • Meet project timelines and communicate risks, questions, and progress updates
  • Use GenAI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude to support content development and productivity
  • Contribute ideas to improve efficiency and learner experience quality
  • Collaborate with Learning Experience Architects and Senior Instructional Designers

Requirements:

  • 2–3 years of instructional design or eLearning development experience
  • Strong hands-on experience developing courses in Articulate Rise
  • Working knowledge of Articulate Storyline
  • Experience creating instructional storyboards
  • Understanding of adult learning principles and instructional design methodologies
  • Experience developing self-paced digital learning content
  • Strong written communication and content organization skills
  • Ability to manage workload independently and meet deadlines
  • Experience with SCORM and LMS environments preferred
  • Exposure to scenario-based learning design preferred
  • Familiarity with accessibility standards and inclusive design practices preferred
  • Experience with AI-enabled content development workflows preferred
  • Exposure to Vyond, Synthesia, Runway, Canva, or Adobe Express preferred
  • Ability to work primarily 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. IST with occasional flexibility
  • Availability for approximately 40 hours per week for 1–3 months
  • Willingness to work as a freelance, independent contractor
  • Must be India-based

Benefits:

  • Remote work
  • Flexible working hours as needed
  • Graphics support provided
  • Full-time engagement of 40 hours/week
  • Short-term contract engagement of approximately 1–3 months
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