Remote College Professor & Learning Architect

Egreenservices; Costa Mesa (CA); Remote; USD 88,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Rite Aid is seeking a ruthlessly-focused College Professor for a fast-paced remote role based in Costa Mesa, CA. The headline salary is $88,000 - $125,000, reflecting ownership of key initiatives after four years of proven impact.

You will steer general learning projects, coordinate with CA teams, and deliver measurable outcomes aligned with Universal Design for Learning. This is a hands-on role requiring on-site Costa Mesa experience or willingness to relocate.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent practical experience.
• Minimum 5 years of experience deciding when to trust the process and when to break it.
• Hands-on experience with SCORM workflows and tooling.
• Familiarity with Rite Aid-scale workflows or willingness to learn.
• Experience working on-site in Costa Mesa, CA or willing to relocate.

Responsibilities

• Question the brief when the brief doesn't match reality.
• Turn ambiguous UDL requests into measurable outcomes.
• Own one slice of Rite Aid's general mission end to end.
• Map handoffs between CA teams to prevent gaps.
• Execute core College Professor duties with accuracy and consistency.
• Drive measurable improvements within your area of responsibility.
• Prevent Cooperative Learning debt from accumulating on your watch.

Skills

Rite Aid workflows

Experience with process judgment

SCORM

Costa Mesa on-site experience

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

SCORM tooling

Job description

Rite Aid is seeking a ruthlessly-focused College Professor for a fast-paced remote role based in Costa Mesa, CA. The headline salary is $88,000 - $125,000, reflecting ownership of key initiatives after four years of proven impact.

You will steer general learning projects, coordinate with CA teams, and deliver measurable outcomes aligned with Universal Design for Learning. This is a hands-on role requiring on-site Costa Mesa experience or willingness to relocate.