Utilize automated lab and courseware publishing process to manage and deploy content. * Work with ... Domain expertise in one or more of the following: big data, DevOps, security, systems ...
Utilize automated lab and courseware publishing process to manage and deploy content. * Work with ... Domain expertise in one or more of the following: big data, DevOps, security, systems ...
Account Executive
Philadelphia, PA · On-site
We are dedicated to college students' success worldwide, providing courseware to more than 1.1 ... engineering/mathematics line of our business. The Account Executive works remotely and owns/manages ...
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Account Executive
Philadelphia, PA · On-site
We are dedicated to college students' success worldwide, providing courseware to more than 1.1 ... engineering/mathematics line of our business. The Account Executive works remotely and owns/manages ...
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Manager Courseware Developer information
What is the difference between Manager Courseware Developer vs Instructional Designer?
| Aspect | Manager Courseware Developer | Instructional Designer |
|---|---|---|
| Credentials | Bachelor's or Master's in Education, Instructional Design, or related field; certifications like ATD or ISTD | Bachelor's or Master's in Education, Instructional Design, or related field; similar certifications |
| Work Environment | Leads teams, manages project timelines, collaborates with stakeholders | Designs learning materials, develops content, collaborates with subject matter experts |
| Employer & Industry Usage | Used in corporate, educational, and government sectors for training development | Commonly employed in corporate training, e-learning companies, and educational institutions |
The main difference is that a Manager Courseware Developer oversees the entire development process and manages teams, while an Instructional Designer focuses on designing and developing learning content. Both roles require similar credentials and are used across various industries, but the manager role involves leadership and project management responsibilities.
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Job description
- Dive deep into AWS technologies, such as Big Data, Web Applications, Security, Networking, High Performance Computing, Storage, Databases, Enterprise Applications, Migration Strategies or other solutions areas to understand the services and develop effective training for our customers.
- Develop and maintain a cohesive set of real-world, scenario-based labs to reinforce the learning objectives.
- Coordinate with the Technical Curriculum Architect to ensure that hands on labs are built for scalability and long-term support.
- Utilize automated lab and courseware publishing process to manage and deploy content.
- Work with the Technical Curriculum Architects to provide support and maintenance for the deployed hands-on labs.
- Determine services and features to be included in course lab exercises, based on intended audience profile, learning objectives, best practices and strategic initiatives.
- Collaborate with Subject Matter Experts (including Curriculum Developers, Technical Trainers, Support Engineers, Professional Services, and Solutions Architects) to build technically accurate training that meets the learning objectives.
- A day in the life Every day is a new adventure! You are assigned to work on a specific course or set of courses. The technology you’ll work with will vary based on the course subject matter. Labs often need to have a few resources created before students can begin a lab. You will create templates and scripts to automate the deployment of these resources. You will document the steps required to complete the lab, including explanations. As you build labs for a course, you will collaborate with Technical Architects, Instructional Designers, and Curriculum Developers to ensure the instructional content and the labs are aligned.
- 1+ years prior experience designing, deploying, and operating internet-scale applications
- 2+ years domain expertise in one or more of the following: data analytics, machine learning, data platforms, or general cloud technology
- Demonstrated ability to work cross-functionally with multiple teams and stakeholders
- Technical degree (e.g. Computer Science) or 2 years' relevant work experience required Current AWS Certification (Associate or Professional level)
- Knowledge and/or hands-on experience with AWS infrastructure services. Experience designing, developing, and delivering instructional materials for technical content. Domain expertise in one or more of the following: big data, DevOps, security, systems administration, software development, cloud technology
- Professional experience building systems on Amazon Web Services
- Excellent command of English (speaking & writing)
- Willingness to work across time zones. Many colleagues are based in the USA
About LearnQuest
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Industry
It services
Company size
51 - 200 Employees
Headquarters location
Philadelphia, PA, US
Year founded
1987