Senior Learning Developer - SA
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Job description
Location: Remote
Model: Remote
Scope: Full time
Description:
We're looking for a highly creative, AI-savvy Senior Learning Developer to support a team of technical specialists who deploy and support some of the world's largest AI factories and advanced computing environments.
Responsibilities
Transform technical content into impactful videos, animations, presentations, quick-reference guides, and other learning assets
Create motion graphics, animated explainers, and video content with a strong emphasis on Adobe After Effects
Leverage generative AI tools to shape content, accelerate production, explore creative solutions, and enhance learning experiences
Apply established brand standards across all deliverables
Adapt development approaches to support both rapid-turnaround projects and polished learning experiences
Partner with subject matter experts to clarify complex concepts and address content gaps
Independently manage multiple projects, priorities, and deadlines using project management and collaboration tools
Publish, maintain, and optimize learning content within learning management systems
Requirements
What We Need to See
8+ years of experience in learning development, instructional design, or a related field
Ability to collaborate effectively among distributed teams - daily overlap with U.S. Central Time
Experience supporting learning programs in AI, infrastructure, data center, cloud, engineering, or other highly technical environments
Visual design and information design skills supported by a strong portfolio - preferred
Expertise in Adobe After Effects, along with proficiency in Illustrator, Photoshop, and video editing tools
Experience working with generative AI tools while maintaining ownership of creative, editorial, and instructional design decisions
Experience with Adobe Learning Manager, Synthesia, ElevenLabs, Lottie, or comparable content creation and animation tools
Familiarity with Storyline, Rise, Captivate, Camtasia, or similar eLearning authoring platforms
Originally posted on Himalayas
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