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Instructional Systems Designer – Mid or Senior Level
Company | The Boeing Company |
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Location | Seattle, WA, USA |
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Salary | $87550 – $146050 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | Bachelor’s, Master’s |
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Experience Level | Mid Level, Senior |
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Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or higher
- 3+ years of experience with Instructional System Design Methodologies, Learning Data and Learning Management Systems
Responsibilities
- Assists with developing maintenance training courseware
- Researches and analyzes learning objectives and customer needs
- Researches and evaluates training delivery methods for incorporation into new and existing courseware
- Review courseware, instructor materials, and supporting documentation for technical accuracy
- Analyze training requirements to provide technical content to support learning objectives
- Defines standard and customer specific training requirements and develops proposals to satisfy requirements
- Completes design review process with stakeholders
- Designs technical learning solutions to meet customer and stakeholder objectives
- Designs and provides recommendations to stakeholders on course structure, content, and methodologies
- Supports developing and accessing new instructional strategies, methods, technologies and tools related to instructional design, development, and delivery
- Analyze training effectiveness to ensure training effectiveness and inform courseware revisions
- Review comments and collaborate with team to reconcile conflicting inputs
- Evaluates technical training effectiveness and customer feedback
- Ensures technical accuracy of maintenance training courseware
Preferred Qualifications
- 5+ years of higher education and/or related work experience (Higher education includes college, university, technical school, licensing/certification programs, etc.) (Senior Level)
- Master’s degree or higher
- 10+ years’ experience with Instructional System Design Methodologies, Learning Data and Learning Management Systems.
- 5+ years’ experience with commercial aviation technical data