This position will support the design of individual learning items and blended learning programs. The instructional designer will work to agreed design quality standards and processes, using approved templates and tools, and will collaborate with other designers and learning professionals to support the continuous improvement of design and development speed, efficiency, and quality. In addition, the designer will develop and maintain strong relationships with content owners, Subject Matter Reviewers (SMRs), learning and performance consultants, developers, deployment teams, and vendors.
Your key responsibilities
- Actively participate in Skills Needs Analysis (SNA) conversations leading to the design of learning solutions.
- Draft learning objectives that meet EY quality standards
- Apply effective learning strategies and design guidelines to ensure the creation of impactful learning materials.
- Assist in drafting Learning Solution Plans and contribute to the continuous improvement of learning solutions.
- Create comprehensive learning documents (e.g., Storyboards, trainer/participant decks for Physical and Virtual Classroom programs) that contribute to the development of final learning assets.
- Maintain strong working relationships with Subject Matter Reviewers (SMRs), graphic designers, and other stakeholders to produce effective learning solutions.
- Review all learning deliverables for content flow, accuracy, language, and adherence to quality standards.
- Independently liaise with SMRs for technical reviews and feedback to enhance learning materials.
- Conduct quality assurance checks with SMRs, technical reviewers, and deployment teams; utilize their feedback to revise design documents.
- Utilize rapid authoring tools such as Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, and Articulate Studio to create engaging and interactiv
📌 Instructional Designer Associate (Bengaluru)
🏢 EY
📍 Bengaluru
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