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As an Instructional Designer, you create high-quality learning solutions that enable performance, build capability, and support learning in the flow of work. You translate business needs and subject-matter expertise into structured, accessible, and engaging learning experiences using established standards, tools, and design practices. Instructional Designers collaborate with learning partners, facilitators, and stakeholders to diagnose performance needs, shape learning solutions, and ensure content is accurate, relevant, and ready for delivery. You are responsible for the end-to-end learning lifecycle appropriate to your level, including design, build, quality, accessibility, and consistency across learning assets while continuously improving solutions based on feedback, data, and evolving learner needs. As design tools and technologies evolve, including AI-powered authoring and analytics, you apply them thoughtfully to improve speed, quality, and effectiveness.
Ideal candidates will have advanced proficiency with authoring tools plus comfort using AI-enabled tools for drafting, tagging, and light automation to improve speed and quality; a strong grasp of adult learning, scenario‑based design, and practice‑first approaches with the ability to apply them across learning modalities; demonstrate confident SME facilitation, stakeholder communication, and feedback handling, including the ability to challenge solution assumptions and recommend appropriate design approaches. Candidates will have solid accessibility practice (WCAG) including reviews and remediation; an ability to interpret dashboards/analytics, run small tests, and iterate learning solutions based on feedback and performance insights; a familiarity with LMS and LXP platforms, with the ability to design within platform constraints and align course structure to delivery requirements. Candidates will also demonstrate strong communication and partnership skills and an openness to using new technology, adapting to faster design cycles and evolving design practices.
This role requires working from a U.S. Bank location three (3) or more days per week.
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