Instructional System Designer
Listed on 2026-08-22
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Education / Teaching
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IT/Tech
Active DoD Security Clearance Preferred
US Citizenship Required
NO VISA SUPPORT or C2C
On-site in OKC Required
Primary FunctionThe Instructional Systems Designer is the learning-system architect for our military courseware and training-device programs. This role owns the design of the training system end-to-end: analyzing performance requirements, defining terminal and enabling learning objectives, sequencing instruction, and specifying every training product so it fits a single, coherent system.
ISDs on this team are the internal customer to courseware developers, multimedia developers, and training-device engineering. They translate Customer-aligned task and mission analysis into design documents that drive courseware, CBT/IMI (Levels I–IV), training aids, and simulator/PTT training. This is a hands‑on, deliverable‑producing role — not a coordinator or generalist position.
Essential ResponsibilitiesSpends ≥80% of time on core instructional‑systems‑design work. Overlap into adjacent roles (SME support, review of build products, instructor input) is expected on a small team but is not the primary mission.
Employee will be working within an office environment. Employee may be expected to travel on occasion to locations where specific PPE or attire is necessary.
Job RequirementsMinimum Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Instructional Design, Instructional Systems, Education, Educational Technology, Learning Sciences, or a closely related field (or equivalent DoD training‑development experience).
- 5–10 years of hands‑on ISD work, with a minimum of 3 years on active military courseware development contracts (Navy / NAVAIR / NAWCTSD strongly preferred; USAF / Army training equivalents considered).
- Demonstrated fluency with ADDIE and PADDIE+M and the ability to produce compliant deliverables against NAVAIR training standards.
- Working knowledge of MIL-HDBK-29612 series, SCORM, xAPI, Section 508 accessibility, and Interactive Courseware (ICW) / IMI Level I–IV constructs.
- Design artifacts. Can independently produce learning objective hierarchies, storyboards, IMDPs, TPPs, CTTLs, and test/assessment plans that pass customer review with minimal rework.
- Proficient with Microsoft Word / SharePoint / Teams;…
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