eLearning Developer Job at International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

Required Education or Work Experience

• University degree is required, preferably in Instructional Design, Training Design and Development, Educational Technology and Learning, or Online Curriculum Development.
• Five (5) years of solid experience in successfully designing and developing online learning materials deployed in a variety of environments.
• Strong working knowledge of using various authoring tools (such as Articulate 360, Adobe Captivate, Moodle) for use in online and blended learning.
• Three (3) years of demonstrated experience working with Learning Management Systems, particularly Moodle.
• Familiarity with accessibility standards (eg, WCAG).
• Basic knowledge of web technologies, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• Fluency in English (minimum C1 level), and working knowledge of French is an advantage.

Knowledge and Skills Required

• Strong ability to develop and design engaging and effective learning experiences.
• Extensive writing communication skills to produce interactive and clear content.
• Basic skills in graphic design.
• Ability to effectively manage work in a fast-paced and collaborative environment, collaborating with instructional designers, Subject Matter Experts, and other team members to achieve the overall design vision.
• Ability to conduct user testing, gather feedback, and build upon it to improve content.
• Excellent project management skills while focusing on outcomes and student needs and expectations.
• Creativity and out-of-the-box thinking to stay informed about industry trends in learning and development and effective methods of content delivery.
• Independent and self-motivated, with experience working in a multicultural environment.
• Adherence to ISO’s core values ​​of Respect, Integrity, Collaboration, Growth Mindset, and Pushing Boundaries.

ISO, the International Organization for Standardization, brings together experts from around the world to agree on the best way to do things—in anything from manufacturing to process control. As one of the oldest international non-governmental organizations, ISO has facilitated trade and cooperation between people and companies around the world since 1946. International Standards published by ISO work to make life easier, safer, and better.

Standards define what good looks like, setting consistent benchmarks for businesses and consumers alike—ensuring reliability, building trust, and simplifying decisions.

Making lives easier, safer, and better.