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You will
Meet with Subject-Matter Experts to conduct Front End Analysis/Task Analyses and document content-specific knowledge to support training…
Determine the level of effort required for all aspects of development
Design and develop all training content (instructor slides, handbooks, scripts, storyboards, web-based training decks, interactivity…
Experience
5+ years
Must-have skills
Learning & Development (L&D)Documentation
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Job description
Location: Navi Mumbai Department: Education
TaskUs is seeking a Learning Experience Consultant/Designer to join their team. As a Learning Experience Consultant, you will act as an architect for TaskUs clients, helping to build a roadmap, plan, and ultimately execute strategies. Your role will involve mapping requirements, planning solutions, and successfully executing projects. You will partner with subject-matter experts to conduct front-end analysis, design and develop training content, and create assessments.
Responsibilities:
Meet with Subject-Matter Experts to conduct Front End Analysis/Task Analyses and document content-specific knowledge to support training development
Determine the level of effort required for all aspects of development
Design and develop all training content (instructor slides, handbooks, scripts, storyboards, web-based training decks, interactivity modules, quizzes, activities, etc.)
Create assessments per the defined assessment strategy
Supports facilitation of answer validation sessions for fully defensible and aligned assessments as directed by the Training Program Manager
Review training content created by other team members
Assist with onboarding and upskilling new Learning Experience Consultants
Develop SMART Learning Objectives
Peer to Peer mentorship and upskilling
Requirements:
BA/BS degree in Learning Development, Instructional Design, Education, or equivalent practical experience
At least 5 years of Instructional Design/Curriculum development experience
At least 3 years of experience reviewing the work of others for quality and consistency
At least 2 years of proven excellence in developing fully ADA-compliant training deliverables
At least 2 years of experience using e-learning tools (i.e., Articulate, Captivate) to create training content
Experience working with fast-paced cutting-edge technologies
Strong organizational skills
Experience with documentation, technical writing, and narrative scripting
Tolerance and enthusiasm for working with ambiguity and change
Experience with e-learning authoring software; i.e., Articulate Storyline, Evolve for course development
Experience in corporate education
Nice to haves:
Experience identifying training needs, defining, and building scalable training solutions to address the needs of a diverse international audience
Experience migrating training courses into Cornerstone or other LMS
Solid experience planning for and managing several large-scale, complex training projects and coordinating cross-functional stakeholders to deliver quality training materials within deadlines; excellent relationship-building, collaboration, consultation, and influencing skills
A team player with a positive attitude; excellent written and oral business communication and people skills
Video editing such as Premiere, Finalcut, Camtasia, etc.
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