Instructional Design/Training Development

• Design and develop Level 300, task-based NetSuite training using Articulate Storyline.
• Build SCORM-compliant modules for Dayforce with an intro – demonstration – try‐it structure and in‐line quizzes.
• Use NetSuite sandbox to record demos and create guided practice and simulations.
• Leverage and refine ~ 150 existing work instructions, templates, and SME walkthroughs to create accurate, role‐based content.
• Produce 3–10 courses per workstream (3–10 hours of content), starting with customer order management, field services management, and three finance areas.
• Meet aggressive timelines, including an initial target of five Level 300 courses by early May, where feasible.
• Collaborate with SMEs, project managers, and the LMS team; perform QA and ensure SCORM tracking works in Dayforce.

• 3 years experience designing and developing software/system training.
• Strong proficiency with Articulate Storyline and SCORM.
• Experience creating task-based, system "how‐to” eLearning with demos, try‐its, and quizzes.
• Ability to work from process docs, work instructions, and SME interviews.
• Strong writing, communication, and time‐management skills; comfortable with fast‐paced, multi‐module projects.

• Experience with NetSuite or other ERP training (SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, etc.).
• Preferred: Background in training for finance, order management, or field services.
• Preferred: Experience supporting large, multi‐site systems transformation programs.

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