Instructional Designer

Job Description

Role & responsibilities Design and develop ERP training materials such as eLearning modules, ILT decks, user manuals, job aids, and simulations. Collaborate with ERP consultants, internal SMEs, and process owners to translate technical workflows into learner-friendly content. Create end-user learning journeys that cover pre-implementation, go-live, and post-implementation phases. Use instructional design tools (e.g., Articulate 360) to develop engaging and interactive learning modules. Coordinate with the Change Management and L&D teams to ensure consistent and timely training rollout aligned with ERP deployment timelines. Leverage platforms like Whatfix or similar digital adoption tools to embed contextual learning into ERP systems. Apply multimedia tools to create high-quality videos, animations, and voiceovers; ensure clear audio encryption and editing standards are met. Review and improve content based on learner feedback and training effectiveness data. Ensure adherence to branding, tone, and instructional quality standards. Maintain version control and documentation across all training resources and platforms. Preferred candidate profile Proven experience in instructional design, particularly for ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, etc.). Strong knowledge of tools including Whatfix (or similar), Articulate 360, Canva, video editing software, and audio encrypting tools. Ability to simplify complex business processes for end-user comprehension. Working knowledge of HTML, JavaScript, or basic programming is a plus. Proficient in MS Office Suite, eLearning authoring tools, and multimedia production tools. Strong visual storytelling skills and understanding of adult learning principles. Effective communication, stakeholder management, and project coordination abilities. High attention to detail and ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Strong organizational and time-management skills with the ability to meet tight deadlines.