Instructional Designer

Position Overview:

The Instructional Designer is responsible for producing polished, learner-ready video content for the course catalog, combining video generation with motion graphics and editing craft. This role owns the full production pipeline: translating an approved script or storyboard into visual sequences, developing footage and visual assets using a combination of traditional and AI-assisted production tools, and turning them into a professional, brand-consistent training course.

Responsibilities:

• Translate learning objectives and instructional content into clear, engaging visual sequences that support learner comprehension and retention.
• Develop storyboards and shot sequences from approved instructional scripts.
• Generate and refine video, imagery, and motion assets using AI-enabled production tools based on the storyboard and brand style guide.
• Edit, composite, and finish generated and traditional footage using video editing software, including pacing, transitions, audio sync, and color.
• Build supporting motion graphics, titles, lower-thirds, and animated diagrams.
• Review visual assets, footage, motion graphics, and scene layouts for accuracy, relevance, quality, and alignment with the instructional content before final delivery