Instructional Designer

Role Overview

The instructional designer will conceptualize and create learner-centered training materials that make AI concepts accessible to non-technical audiences. They will collaborate with subject matter experts and teams to develop engaging content tailored to diverse learner profiles.

What You Will Do

Design AI literacy and skilling programs, develop lesson plans, create learning pathways, and contextualize content for rural and low-literacy audiences.

Why It Might Be a Fit

This role requires a sensitivity to learner needs, a grounding in pedagogy, and an ability to transform complex AI concepts into simple, actionable learning experiences. The ideal candidate will have a passion for equity in education and technology and empathy for learners.

Requirements

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Education, Learning Sciences, EdTech, Instructional Design, or related fields
• 2-3 years of experience in instructional design, curriculum development, or training content creation
• Exposure to AI concepts, digital literacy, or technology for development
• Proven ability to simplify technical or abstract concepts for non-expert audiences
• Strong skills in writing, visual storytelling, and activity-based learning design
• Familiarity with online educator tools, Google Classroom, Google Workspace and LMS platforms
• Experience designing for low-literacy, multilingual or rural contexts

Benefits

• Diversity and equal employment opportunity
• Commitment to promoting diversity

Originally posted on Himalayas