Instructional Designer/Developer
Job DescriptionPosition OverviewThe Learning & Development Designer/Developer is responsible for the end-to-end design and development of learning products and solutions within Global Learning & Development’s Regional Capability Center. Reporting to the Production Team Leader, this role combines instructional design and hands-on development responsibilities, enabling flexible, high quality, and efficient learning production at scale. The Designer/Developer partners with project managers, localization leads, subject matter experts, and GLD stakeholders to deliver learner-centric, outcomes focused learning experiences aligned to GLD standards.The Learning & Development Designer/Developer is responsible for:Learning Design & Solution DevelopmentDesign and develop learning solutions across modalities (e.g., digital learning, virtual, blended, performance support) based on defined learning objectives, success criteria, and GLD standards.Translate business requirements, learning blueprints, and high-level designs into detailed instructional designs and completed learning assets.Apply adult learning principles, learning science, and GLD’s learning model to create effective, engaging, and inclusive learning experiences.Hands‑On Content DevelopmentBuild learning assets using approved authoring tools, templates, and platforms, ensuring consistency, reusability, and accessibility.Develop assessments, knowledge checks, and measurement approaches aligned to learning objectives.Incorporate feedback from reviews and quality checks to continuously improve deliverables.Collaboration & Delivery ExecutionPartner closely with Project Managers to support accurate scoping, timelines, and delivery commitments.Collaborate with SMEs, localization leads, and reviewers to ensure content accuracy, clarity, and readiness for localization or deployment.Support iterative development approaches, including Agile or rapid development models, to meet delivery timelines.Quality, Standards & Continuous ImprovementEnsure all learning products meet GLD quality standards, brand guidelines, accessibility requirements, and compliance expectations.Leverage standardized processes, tools, and templates to drive efficiency and consistency.Identify opportunities to improve development efficiency, reuse content, and reduce cycle time.Ideally you should have:Bachelor’s degree in Instructional Design, Education, Learning Technology, Business, or a related field.6+ years of experience in learning design and/or learning development, with demonstrated ability to perform both disciplines.Strong understanding of instructional design methodologies, adult learning principles, and learning experience design.Proven experience developing learning content using industry‑standard authoring tools and learning platforms.Ability to work effectively in high volume, production oriented environments with shifting priorities.Strong collaboration and communication skills, with experience ...