Instructional Designer (Education Services)
Emerson
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- Location
- Austin, TX
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 5
- 15 days ago
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Emerson
Industrial automation · 10,001+ employees
What you'll do
- Experience in industrial automation, software, test and measurement, engineering systems, or other complex technical product environments.
- Experience developing customer education strategies, learning portfolios, learning paths, certification programs, or customer enablement initiatives.
- Experience partnering with Product Management, Business Units, R&D, Services, or technical subject matter experts to define learning solutions and portfolio strategies.
- Experience with digital learning ecosystems, learning technologies, AI-enabled learning experiences, or scalable content development approaches.
- Technical curiosity and the ability to quickly develop sufficient product and customer workflow understanding to influence learning design decisions and challenge assumptions constructively.
Key skills
Instructional design principlesLearner-centered methodologiesLearning strategyCurriculum directionModality strategyLearning pathsCourse blueprintsLearning objectivesAssessmentsCustomer enablement plans
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Instructional Designer serves as the product owner and portfolio manager for Education Services learning content within an assigned business or product domain. This role owns the Business Unit-specific learning portfolio, including learning strategy, curriculum direction, content roadmaps, modality strategy, learning paths, course blueprints, and customer enablement plans.
Working across Product Management, R&D, Services, and technical subject matter experts, instructional designer translates complex technical products, customer workflows, and business objectives into effective learning solutions and development-ready course blueprints. Applying L & D expertise, instructional design principles, and learner-centered methodologies, this role defines learning objectives, audience needs, modality recommendations, assessments, practical activities, and success criteria to ensure training solutions drive customer proficiency, product adoption, and intended business outcomes.