Training Content Designer / Instructional Designer – E-Learning

Training Content Designer / Instructional Designer – E-LearningWork Setup: Work From Home (WFH)Location: Mandaluyong Shift: Graveyard / Night ShiftExperience: At least 1 year relevant experienceHiring: UrgentJob OverviewWe are looking for a Training Content Designer / Instructional Designer to develop engaging training materials, e-learning modules, and learning content for employees and business teams.The ideal candidate has practical experience in Instructional Design, e-learning development, and Articulate 360, with the ability to translate learning requirements into clear, effective, and engaging digital training experiences.Key Responsibilities​Analyze employee learning needs and identify appropriate training solutionsPartner with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and business stakeholders to develop learning contentDesign and develop training curricula, instructional materials, and e-learning modulesApply Instructional Design principles to create effective learning experiencesDevelop interactive digital learning content using Articulate 360Create storyboards, learning activities, assessments, and other instructional materialsSupport the planning and coordination of skills assessments and training programsProvide guidance and instructional support to trainers when requiredEvaluate training effectiveness and contribute to learning metricsReview, update, and improve existing training materialsEnsure learning content meets required quality, accuracy, and delivery timelinesCollaborate with cross-functional teams throughout the content development processRequired Qualifications​At least 1 year of relevant experience in:Instructional DesignTraining Content DevelopmentE-Learning DevelopmentLearning DesignDigital LearningTraining DevelopmentHands-on experience with Articulate 360Practical knowledge of Instructional DesignStrong understanding of e-learning developmentAbility to develop engaging and learner-focused training materialsStrong communication and content development skillsAbility to work independently in a work-from-home environmentPreferred Candidate BackgroundCandidates with experience as any of the following are encouraged to apply:​Training Content DesignerInstructional DesignerE-Learning DeveloperE-Learning DesignerLearning DesignerDigital Learning DesignerTraining DeveloperLearning Content DeveloperInstructional Design SpecialistTraining Materials DeveloperPortfolio Requirement – MANDATORYA portfolio link is required.Your portfolio should demonstrate relevant examples of:​E-learning modulesArticulate 360 projectsInstructional design workTraining materialsDigital learning contentStoryboards or learning activitiesProfiles submitted without a portfolio link will not be reviewed.Recruitment Process​ValidationCorporate Talent Acquisition ScreeningHiring Team InterviewSkills Assessment / Skills TestApplication ScreeningPlease provide:​Educational attainmentYears of Instructional Design experienceYears of E-Learning Development experienceYears of Articulate 360 experienceDescription of your Articulate 360 experienceDescription of your Instructional Design experienceExperience developing e-learning modulesCurrent/last drawn salaryExpected salaryNotice period / availabilityPortfolio link – mandatoryKeywords: Training Content Designer, Instructional Designer, Instructional Design, E-Learning Developer, E-Learning Designer, Learning Designer, Digital Learning, Training Developer, Learning Content Developer, Articulate 360, Articulate Storyline, Articulate Rise, E-Learning Development, Online Training, Digital Learning Content, Training Materials, Storyboarding, Learning Experience Design, L&D, Learning and Development, WFH Jobs Philippines, Remote Instructional Designer, Mandaluyong Jobs, Metro Manila Jobs.

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