Instructional Systems Designer

Secret Clearance Required Seeking an experienced Instructional Systems Designer to support U.S. Marine Corps range training curriculum and training product development. This position is contingent upon contract award.The Instructional Systems Designer will develop, evaluate, and maintain instructional materials and training products in support of USMC range training requirements.Primary Responsibilities:Develop training materials including lesson plans, instructor guides, slides, graphics, storyboards, interactive multimedia instruction, test items, performance scenarios, and course schedulesDevelop detailed instructor guides and instructional content to support effective course deliveryResearch and develop content for publications, reference manuals, and pocket guidesConduct formative and summative evaluations to assess training and implementation effectiveness and recommend revisions to training productsAnalyze existing range training curricula to identify gaps and recommend new tasks, objectives, or course contentDesign and develop illustrations, animations, graphics, digital video, photographs, and other media in support of training productsParticipate in briefings, conferences, working groups, and weekly onsite synchronization meetingsProvide recommendations for course and student deliverable improvements based on End of Course Critiques, After Action Reports, Learning Experience Review Boards, and Curriculum Review BoardsPrepare reports documenting evaluation results, recommended course changes, and other training development activitiesQualifications:Active Secret security clearance requiredExperience in instructional systems design, curriculum development, or military training developmentExperience developing lesson plans, instructor guides, training media, assessments, and other instructional productsKnowledge of instructional design methodologies and training evaluation techniquesExperience with graphic design, multimedia development, and related software toolsStrong analytical, written communication, presentation, and organizational skillsExperience supporting USMC or DoD training programs preferredThis position is contingent upon contract award.