Global E-Learning Production Specialist

Concentrix Philippines; Metro Manila; On-site; PHP 360,000 - 480,000; Full time

Job summary

Concentrix Philippines is seeking an Associate, Digital Learning Production to assemble translated versions of eLearning courses using Articulate Rise, Articulate Storyline, Synthesia, and Vyond. This role focuses on importing translated assets, rebuilding course structures, correcting formatting issues, syncing media, and implementing native‑speaker feedback.

The role does not require fluency in non‑English languages; linguistic accuracy is handled by translators and native‑speaker reviewers.

Qualifications

• Experience with eLearning authoring tools (Rise, Storyline preferred).
• Strong attention to detail.
• Ability to follow structured workflows.
• Technical aptitude and willingness to learn new tools.
• Ability to work with feedback from multiple stakeholders.
• Strong organizational and time‑management skills.

Responsibilities

• Import translated XLIFF and caption files into authoring tools.
• Rebuild translated course versions to match the English source.
• Correct formatting, layout, and timing issues.
• Sync audio, video, and animations.
• Implement edits provided by native‑speaker reviewers.
• Collaborate with translators and regional translation reviewers for clarification on complex edits.
• Conduct technical QA to ensure functional accuracy.
• Maintain consistency across all language versions.
• Document processes and contribute to workflow improvements.

Skills

Attention to detail

Workflow following

Technical aptitude

Feedback management

Time management

Collaboration

Tools

Articulate Rise

Articulate Storyline

Job description

Concentrix Philippines is seeking an Associate, Digital Learning Production to assemble translated versions of eLearning courses using Articulate Rise, Articulate Storyline, Synthesia, and Vyond. This role focuses on importing translated assets, rebuilding course structures, correcting formatting issues, syncing media, and implementing native‑speaker feedback.

The role does not require fluency in non‑English languages; linguistic accuracy is handled by translators and native‑speaker reviewers.