Instructional Systems Designer-Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies (DISCS)

Job Description

Job Description

This position is contingent upon contract award.

The DISCS Instructional Systems Designer shall assist DISCS subject matter experts in the design and development of course content for both classroom and online delivery methods utilizing ISD principles. Personnel performing these duties will be required to be on site as necessary, to work with DISCS personnel while developing curriculum and courses.

· Duties & Responsibilities*

Assist DISCS subject matter experts (SMEs) in the design and development of course content for both classroom and online delivery methods utilizing Instructional Systems Design (ISD) principles.

Build and maintain a positive, collaborative relationship with the customer.

25% travel required

· Required Qualifications*

Demonstrated mastery of the ADDIE (analysis, design, development, implementation, evaluation) process and other core ISD essentials including learning theories, assessment strategies, and evaluation models.

Proven ability to:

• Collaborate with SMEs to define and analyze learning objectives and needed outcomes;
• Lead course design and the development of applying advanced instructional strategies;
• Design courses with scenario-based or experiential learning activities using the latest rapid-development applications consistent with DISCS practices.

Previous experience designing scenarios and/or simulations and have a firm grasp of the concepts of immersion and engagement.

Proven ability to work in a team environment with learning developers and graphic artists to design and develop content for online courseware.

Core software applications experience with: Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, Audition), Adobe Captivate, and HTML5.

Experience designing scenarios and/or simulations for education or training.

Shall be a U.S. citizen

Possess and maintain current Information Assurance Level I professional certification.

Bachelor's Degree

Formal certification in a recognized instructional designer program or education degree with ISD coursework

Pass a favorable National Agency Check (NAC) with inquiry. Ability to obtain and maintain a SECRET security clearance.