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JOB SUMMARY
The Instructional Designer will create and manage training and support content for a wide variety of end users. This individual will be a key player in providing self-service support and educational opportunities for itel’s customers. We are seeking a hands-on training professional with experience explaining technology to a non-technical audience. itel’s end users include claims adjusters, roofers, and general contractors; our solutions include pure software and tech-enabled services. The right individual will bring to the table demonstrated functional expertise and a desire to join a high-growth, fast-paced company with a great culture. This is a net-new position with high visibility on a growing marketing team.
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Anticipated travel for work approximately 3-4 times a year.
Full Time
$77k-94k (estimate)
03/31/2024
05/30/2024
idsiding.com
Jacksonville, FL
<25
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