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MISUMI Americas is seeking an Applied Instructional Designer to translate engineering systems into structured, scalable learning experiences for the MISUMI University Program. You will shape curriculum, labs, and digital content that align with academic and industry needs, using MISUMI tools and products.
You will collaborate with content engineers and university applications engineers to pilot content in live classrooms, enabling in-person, hybrid, and self-paced delivery while ensuring
About MISUMI Americas MISUMI Americas, a division of MISUMI Group, is a leading provider of standard, configurable, and custom manufacturing solutions. By integrating a vast catalog of components with a world-class digital manufacturing platform, MISUMI Americas empowers engineers and procurement teams to accelerate innovation across the entire product lifecycle. With operations in the San Francisco Bay Area and Chicago, the company serves as a vital partner for the most innovative companies in the Americas.
Role Summary (Impact In This Role) The Applied Instructional Designer translates engineering systems and applications into structured, scalable, and high-impact learning experiences for the MISUMI University Program. This role combines engineering knowledge with instructional design expertise to create curriculum, labs, and digital learning content that align with academic and industry needs. You will play a critical role in shaping how students learn modern engineering workflows, from component selection to system integration, using MISUMI tools and products.
Areas of Responsibility: Essential Functions
Required Qualifications And Desired Traits
Physical Demands
The compensation range for this position is $75,000 - $100,000 USD annually based on experience.
We’re actively seeking teammates who:
We encourage applications from members of underrepresented groups, including but not limited to women, members of the LGBTQ community, people of color, people with disabilities, and veterans.