What are the responsibilities and job description for the Instructional Designers Or Learning Experience Designer position at The Masterpiece Academy?
Design transformative learning for K–12, businesses, government, and beyond—wherever brilliance awaits.
At The Masterpiece Academy, we believe that learning design is about more than information—it’s about transformation. Our instructional design work is grounded in clarity, creativity, and human-centered insight, whether in a school classroom, corporate training room, or government agency.
Our designers don’t just build lessons—they make learning ecosystems. Through collaboration with educators, business leaders, nonprofit partners, and public-sector institutions, we craft learning that empowers people to grow with confidence, purpose, and impact.
Who We’re Hiring
We’re growing our team of experienced Instructional Designers to lead curriculum and training design across educational and professional sectors. These flexible, contract-based, or part-time roles are ideal for creative professionals who thrive at the intersection of learning, design, and strategy.
You’ll work with schools, businesses, nonprofits, and federal and state agencies to create blended and digital content that inspires. From academic modules to leadership training and workforce development, your work will reach learners of all ages, often asynchronously and virtually, with flexible timelines.
What You’ll Do
You’ll design and develop powerful learning experiences across formats, including:
What You Bring
Upload your resume, a brief letter of interest, and a sample of your instructional design work (PDF, link, or portfolio) below. Please share where you shine—K–12, corporate, government, or all three—and how you bring design to life for learners.
At The Masterpiece Academy, we believe that learning design is about more than information—it’s about transformation. Our instructional design work is grounded in clarity, creativity, and human-centered insight, whether in a school classroom, corporate training room, or government agency.
Our designers don’t just build lessons—they make learning ecosystems. Through collaboration with educators, business leaders, nonprofit partners, and public-sector institutions, we craft learning that empowers people to grow with confidence, purpose, and impact.
Who We’re Hiring
We’re growing our team of experienced Instructional Designers to lead curriculum and training design across educational and professional sectors. These flexible, contract-based, or part-time roles are ideal for creative professionals who thrive at the intersection of learning, design, and strategy.
You’ll work with schools, businesses, nonprofits, and federal and state agencies to create blended and digital content that inspires. From academic modules to leadership training and workforce development, your work will reach learners of all ages, often asynchronously and virtually, with flexible timelines.
What You’ll Do
You’ll design and develop powerful learning experiences across formats, including:
- K–12 Curriculum Design – Standards-aligned units, learning guides, and assessments
- Corporate & Government Training – Interactive onboarding, leadership development, compliance, and workforce readiness programs
- Digital Learning Modules – Microlearning, scenario-based lessons, and LMS-ready content
- Job Aids & Performance Tools – Cheat sheets, video explainers, and practical support assets
- Workshop & PD Design – Resources for synchronous learning and facilitation
- Client Collaboration – Partner with subject matter experts to turn ideas into learning that works
What You Bring
- 2 years in instructional or curriculum design
- Strong writing, editing, and content architecture skills
- Familiarity with K–12 and/or adult learning theory
- Experience with Google Suite, Canva, and LMS platforms
- Proficiency with tools like Articulate Rise, Adobe Captivate, or similar
- Collaborative, deadline-driven, and reflective approach to project work
- Background in corporate, government, or nonprofit learning design
- Experience designing for multilingual or global learners
- Skills in multimedia tools (e.g., Camtasia, Adobe Captivate, or Storyline)
- A portfolio that shows range: curriculum, training, and visual design
- Work on mission-aligned projects across education, government, and industry
- Flexible, remote-friendly contract work with meaningful impact
- A collaborative, values-driven team that loves design and learning
- Opportunities to lead, create, and grow your influence
Upload your resume, a brief letter of interest, and a sample of your instructional design work (PDF, link, or portfolio) below. Please share where you shine—K–12, corporate, government, or all three—and how you bring design to life for learners.