Instructional Designer - Naval Nuclear Laboratory
Overview
Lead design for Next Generation Training Program at Naval Nuclear Laboratory. Develop and evaluate curriculum for nuclear propulsion plant operators. Collaborate with Navy and NNPTC to enhance training materials. Ensure alignment with operational goals. Drive continuous improvement of instructional solutions.
What You'll Do6
- 1Analyze current learning objectives to optimize curriculum for NGTP
- 2Create qualification requirements using operator experience and subject matter expertise
- 3Revise training manuals through collaboration with Navy and multimedia staff
- 4Design computer aided instruction aligned with NGTP objectives
- 5Support nuclear propulsion training program development and evaluation
- 6Maintain compliance with federal regulations and safety standards
Requirements5
- 1High school diploma with 13 years experience or higher education plus 11 years experience
- 2Associate's degree with 11 years experience or Bachelor's with 9 years experience
- 3Master's degree with 7 years experience or Doctorate with 3 years experience
- 4Prior qualification as nuclear propulsion plant operator
- 5Understanding of naval nuclear training and qualification processes
Salary Insight
$106 - $166k per year
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