Instructional Systems Designer

Linthicum, MD
Full Time
Experienced

At Team Carney, we don’t just deliver training; we provide Performance Acceleration®. For over 30 years, we’ve helped federal agencies and military partners—including the DoD, DOJ, and NASA—reach their full potential. For this contract, our Instructional Systems Designer has a current Secret clearance and experience with DOD security related policy.  Carney’s ideal candidate is passionate about instructional design, security training, and developing our solutions. 

Key Information:
THIS POSITION REQUIRES ONE DAY A WEEK ONSITE IN LINTHICUM MARYLAND. 
THIS POSITION REQUIRES AN ACTIVE SECRET CLEARANCE.  

The Role and Responsibilities: 

  • Support the client’s Training Division in order to meet the continuous changing security environment in developing training content.
  • Develop and maintain eLearning asynchronous courses, virtual instructor-led courses, short format eLearning, instructor led training and performance support tools. 
  •  Assist and provide guidance on the application of the ADDIE methodology 
  • Collaborate with client personnel to conduct comprehensive Training Needs Analysis (TNA) 
  • Support new development, due to immediate requirements, through front end analysis, training design plans, storyboards, assessments and beta tests 
  • Support maintaining existing products by identifying changes based on policy, events or the Department of Defense Security Skill Standards (DS3). 
  • Develop detailed course design documents that include the course content outline, media treatments, technical specifications, assessment strategy, instructional materials and recommended design approach for the course 
  • Develop and update course storyboards which specifies the flow for audio and text of all content to include graphic design for inclusion in the final course product 
  • Conduct and participate in beta tests for products in development and evaluate for accuracy and instructional effectiveness 
Minimum Qualifications to Succeed: 
  • U.S. Citizenship 
  • Current Secret security clearance 
  • Bachelors degree from an accredited college or university
  • Five (5) years of experience designing and developing online, instructor-led, or instructor-facilitated distance-delivered courses  
  • Experience developing and updating online instructor-led or instructor-facilitated distance-delivered courses in a Collaborative Learning Environment (currently Sakai) relevant to security topics 
  • Experience in Instructional Systems Design, and developing online, instructor-led, or instructor-facilitated courses related to DoD Security Policy 

Preferred Qualifications:

  •  Master’s degree in Instructional Systems Design or Adult Education, from an accredited university. 
  • Eight (8) years of experience in Instructional Systems Design, and developing online, instructor-led, or instructor-facilitated courses  
  • Two (2) years of experience supporting CDSE, DCSA or other security agencies in the execution of security-related training programs  

Why Team Carney?

  • Work-Life Harmony: A hybrid schedule in Linthicum, MD (1 day/week onsite) that respects your time.
  • Get Out and Learn: We give you $200/year to learn anything—from pottery to coding.
  • Get Out and Run: We give you $200/year to stay active in fitness events.
  • Invested in Your Future: $5,000 annual tuition assistance, student loan repayment, and 401k matching.
  • Full Support: 11 paid holidays, 6 weeks of paid parental leave, and premium BCBS medical/dental/vision options.

Salary Range for all company positions: $50,125 - $185,650*
*Actual salary is determined by a combination of education, certifications, knowledge, skills, location, and clearance level, as well as contract-specific affordability.

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