Instructional Content Designer

**Company Description**Shiji is a global technology company dedicated to providing innovative solutions for the hospitality industry, ensuring seamless operations for hoteliers day and night.Built on the Shiji Platform—the only truly global hotel technology platform—Shiji’s cloud-based portfolio includes Property Management System, Point-of-Sale, guest engagement, distribution, payments, and data intelligence solutions for over 91,000 hotels worldwide, including the largest chains.With more than 5,000 employees across the world, Shiji is a trusted partner for the world’s leading hoteliers, delivering technology that works as continuously as the industry itself. That’s why the best hotels run on Shiji—day and night. While its primary focus is on hospitality, Shiji also serves select customers in food service, retail, and entertainment in certain regions.The best hotels run on Shiji—day and night.**Job Description** Job Summary**:**What You’ll Do**:- Design micro-learning and video training content that enables end users to effectively use our software, workflows, and processes in real-world scenarios- Develop instructional scripts, visual frameworks, and content outlines for interactive and video-based e-learning modules- Use tools such as Articulate Storyline, Adobe Creative Suite, AI-powered platforms, or equivalent to design and build interactive content- Conduct learner needs analysis to define learning goals, performance outcomes, and audience-specific requirements- Transform complex technical information into clear, engaging, and visually compelling digital learning content for a global audience- Translate functional software features into user-friendly training materials that support both internal and external learners- Review and revise content based on learner performance data and stakeholder feedback to ensure continuous improvement- Update training materials in response to product enhancements, evolving business needs, and user input- Collaborate across teams and time zones to ensure content meets the needs of a diverse, global learner base- Stay current with best practices, learning technologies, and instructional design methodologies to continuously enhance content quality- Demonstrate flexibility, curiosity, and a willingness to learn in a fast-paced, evolving environment**Please Note**: our training content is for a global audience so will interact with team members from different time zones and creating content in different languages.**Qualifications** Minimum Qualifications (knowledge, skills, and abilities)**:- Must reside either in Mexico, India, or Poland.- Bachelor’s degree in Instructional Design, Learning Technology, or a related field.- Minimum three (3) years of work experience in designing e-learning content, including interactive modules and video-based training and/or related.- Fluency in English (written and verbal), with the ability to communicate clearly and professionally in a global, cross-functional environment.- Demonstrated expertise in developing content for a variety of learning modalities (e.g., instructor-led, eLearning, remote, and blended learning)- Solid understanding of instructional design models (e.g., ADDIE, SAM), adult learning principles, and industry best practices.- Experience in storyboarding, storytelling, and translating complex concepts into clear, engaging visuals and narratives.- Strong written and verbal communication skills and interpersonal skills, with a sharp eye for detail and accuracy.- Strong proficiency in MS Office Suite, especially PowerPoint, eLearning tools, and graphic design and video editing software, such as Adobe Creative Suite.- Strong technical and creative writing skills.- Strong proficiency in instructional design and authoring tools, video editing tools, visual design tools (e.g., Articulate, Filmora, Camtasia, LMS, and Artificial Intelligence Software).**Preferred Qualifications/Nice to Have**:- Hospitality industry experience/knowledge- Training and Development background- Additional language proficiency in Spanish, German, French, or Chinese is a plus**Additional Information**: