BeyondTrust
eLearning Developer
About this role
BeyondTrust seeks an eLearning Developer to design and produce engaging, multimedia-rich training content for its cybersecurity SaaS platform. Working remotely, you'll partner with subject matter experts to create interactive courses, simulations, and assessments using instructional design principles and cutting-edge authoring tools.
What you'll do
- Collaborate with SMEs to define learning objectives and develop interactive eLearning courses aligned with business goals
- Design and produce multimedia instructional materials including animations, graphics, video, and audio content
- Utilize Articulate Storyline, graphic design software, and video editing tools to create polished training content
- Manage course creation, updates, and maintenance while meeting deadlines with strong attention to detail
- Communicate complex concepts through exceptional visual design and clear written content
- Research and implement emerging eLearning technologies to improve training effectiveness
What they're looking for
- Articulate Storyline authoring
- Video editing (Camtasia or similar)
- Instructional design and adult learning principles
- Graphic design and visual communication
- Written and presentation communication
- Learning Management Systems (LMS) administration
- Project management and task prioritization
- Adobe Creative Suite (preferred)
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BeyondTrust
BeyondTrust builds cybersecurity SaaS solutions designed to address enterprise security challenges. The company is hiring Solutions Engineers and sales-focused technical specialists to demonstrate products, manage proof-of-concept initiatives, and support the sales cycle.
View all jobs at BeyondTrustLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your process for translating complex technical concepts into engaging eLearning modules using Articulate Storyline
- Tell us about a time you collaborated with subject matter experts to develop training content—how did you manage differing priorities?