Role Description
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:
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Translating an approved script or storyboard into visual sequences.
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Developing footage and visual assets using a combination of traditional and AI-assisted production tools.
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Turning them into a professional, brand-consistent training course.
Responsibilities include:
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Translating learning objectives and instructional content into clear, engaging visual sequences that support learner comprehension and retention.
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Developing storyboards and shot sequences from approved instructional scripts.
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Generating and refining video, imagery, and motion assets using AI-enabled production tools based on the storyboard and brand style guide.
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Editing, compositing, and finishing generated and traditional footage using video editing software, including pacing, transitions, audio sync, and color.
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Building supporting motion graphics, titles, lower-thirds, and animated diagrams.
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Reviewing visual assets, footage, motion graphics, and scene layouts for accuracy, relevance, quality, and alignment with the instructional content before final delivery.
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Maintaining visual and brand consistency across the course catalog, including typography, color palette, and motion style.
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Partnering with quality control to revise content based on feedback within production timelines.
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Managing project files, versioning, and asset libraries for reuse across courses.
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Developing and refining production processes to achieve the intended visual outcome efficiently and consistently.
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Identifying opportunities to improve production workflows, templates, and reusable visual assets to increase consistency and efficiency across course development.
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Staying current on video production, editing, and AI-enabled tools and techniques, recommending workflow improvements as the tool landscape evolves.
Qualifications
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2+ years of experience in video editing, motion graphics, instructional media, or a related production role.
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Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro, with working knowledge of Adobe After Effects for motion graphics.
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Demonstrated hands-on experience with modern video production tools, including AI-powered generation and editing tools.
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Strong storyboarding and visual planning skills, with an understanding of pacing for instructional or explainer content.
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Strong understanding of instructional design principles and how visual presentation, pacing, and sequencing support effective learning.
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Strong visual storytelling and creative judgment, with the ability to select the appropriate combination of footage, graphics, text, diagrams, and motion for different types of instructional content.
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Solid understanding of typography, composition, visual hierarchy, and brand consistency in video.
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Strong attention to detail, with the ability to identify and correct visual, timing, continuity, and quality issues before content is finalized.
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Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects, files, revisions, and production deadlines simultaneously.
Benefits
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Tax Free Salary
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$800 - $1000 Per month
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20 PTO
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Remote Work