Remote Instructional Designer & Learning Architect

Ezee Fiber; United States; Remote; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation package

Comprehensive benefits package

401(k) with company match

Paid time off

Job summary

Ezee Fiber is seeking an Instructional Designer to lead the design and delivery of learning experiences across the organization. You’ll partner with leaders, SMEs, and the L&D team to scope projects, develop content, and deliver blended learning that drives measurable performance outcomes.

In this remote US role, you’ll apply ADDIE/SAM, craft storyboards, and create modules with Articulate 360, Rise, and the Adobe suite. A strong portfolio demonstrating instructional design success is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s preferred.
• 5+ years instructional design experience in corporate or fast-paced environments.
• Portfolio demonstrating instructional design projects is required.

Responsibilities

• Consult with stakeholders to identify performance objectives.
• Design and develop scalable learning programs across modalities.
• Apply adult learning principles and instructional design models.
• Develop storyboards, guides, materials, and assessments.
• Collaborate with LMS to publish and track content.
• Use data to improve learning effectiveness and iterate.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Instructional Design, Learning Technology, Education, or related field

Master’s degree preferred

Tools

LMS

SCORM

Articulate 360

Rise

Adobe Suite

Job description

Ezee Fiber is seeking an Instructional Designer to lead the design and delivery of learning experiences across the organization. You’ll partner with leaders, SMEs, and the L&D team to scope projects, develop content, and deliver blended learning that drives measurable performance outcomes.

In this remote US role, you’ll apply ADDIE/SAM, craft storyboards, and create modules with Articulate 360, Rise, and the Adobe suite. A strong portfolio demonstrating instructional design success is required.