Instructional Designer Job at Nielsen India

Nielsen is hiring for the role of Instructional Designer!

Responsibilities of the Candidate:

• Tech Savvy ability to design and develop learning solutions utilizing modern learning methods and tools for Content operations
• Utilize sound instructional design methodologies to develop complex (e.g., guided discovery, case method, problem-based, game-based, competency-based approaches), high-quality, and innovative instructional materials and learning solutions
• Select and use appropriate techniques to define and sequence instructional content
• Collaborate with global teams and subject matter experts on course design, development, and delivery
• Develop and maintain training materials, documentation, manuals, job aids, quick-reference guides, and other training aids
• Responsible for staying current on policies & procedures, knowledge & skills relative to Nielsen strategy, values & direction.
• Collaborate with subject matter experts to ensure training content is current, accurate, consistent
• Openly and respectfully engage in all discussions about training issues; provide solution-based input and make logical recommendations.

Requirements:

• Minimum two to five years of experience with instructional design and development of adult education programs including, but not limited to, courses that are delivered virtually, in-person, and online.
• Experience with learning technology including media design, authoring software, and gamification experience or similar is required.
• Advanced skills with Easygenerator, Absorb Create, Articulate Storyline, Rise, or other similar software.
• Prior experience working with Learning Management Systems, user support, and program management.
• Must present a portfolio of demonstrated work in education development and design
• Highly proficient in speaking and writing English
• Excellent written, verbal, critical thinking, problem-solving, and interpersonal communication skills
• Strong project management experience, must be able to self-manage and prioritize projects with little supervision