Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom Hybrid / WFH Options
ICA
in a newly created role. Youll bring a creative mindset and a strong commercial focus, with a passion for designing impactful, engaging learning experiences. In this collaborative and forward-thinking team, your ideas and expertise will help shape the future of compliance education on a global scale. Were looking for someone who communicates clearly, works well with both creatives … interview guarantee scheme, please use the contact details provided once you have clicked apply! Job purpose, tasks and responsibilities As our Instructional Designer, youll collaborate with internal teams to design and deliver engaging, effective learning experiences. Youll create innovative content for online, self-led, and tutor-led formats, develop storyboards and scripts, and bring compliance-focused learning to life … and timelines. Modernising ICA products using current learning technologies and methods. Creating clear and structured content outlines, scripts, and storyboards to guide development teams. Championing best practices in learning design and contributing to high-level course structures. Collaborating with subject matter experts to refine and elevate course content. Managing multiple complex projects while maintaining clear communication with stakeholders. Ensuring More ❯
with the PO. Whether they consume products, services, systems, APIs, platforms, or other solutions, customers' wants, needs, and preferences are continually explored by the PO. Know the stakeholders - Product design and implementation must also reflect the needs of non-customer stakeholders. Business Owners, Lean Portfolio Management, Product Management, System Architects, and fellow POs, for example, rely on the cadence … Good products solve specific problems. What's more, they solve specific problems that are worth solving. Identifying problems that customers want to be solved is the first element of design thinking. In this context, the PO discovers a range of customer needs through divergent thinking tools, then identifies the 'jobs to be done' that are most worth pursuing. … splitting, defines enablers, and incorporates behavior-driven development (BDD) to ensure stories support continuous value flow. The PO also allows space for 'local' stories and spikes that advance product design but are not derived explicitly from ART-level features. Prioritise backlog items - Achieving continuous value flow requires that the highest-value backlog items are delivered in the shortest sustainable More ❯
with the PO. Whether they consume products, services, systems, APIs, platforms, or other solutions, customers' wants, needs, and preferences are continually explored by the PO. Know the stakeholders - Product design and implementation must also reflect the needs of non-customer stakeholders. Business Owners, Lean Portfolio Management, Product Management, System Architects, and fellow POs, for example, rely on the cadence … Good products solve specific problems. What's more, they solve specific problems that are worth solving. Identifying problems that customers want to be solved is the first element of design thinking. In this context, the PO discovers a range of customer needs through divergent thinking tools, then identifies the 'jobs to be done' that are most worth pursuing. … splitting, defines enablers, and incorporates behavior-driven development (BDD) to ensure stories support continuous value flow. The PO also allows space for 'local' stories and spikes that advance product design but are not derived explicitly from ART-level features. Prioritise backlog items - Achieving continuous value flow requires that the highest-value backlog items are delivered in the shortest sustainable More ❯
