FAQs
What is the role of an Instructional Designer in Field Training at American Express?
The Instructional Designer is responsible for designing and continuously improving learning experiences for the Global Merchant & Network Services organization, focusing on sales skills, product, company, and industry knowledge.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates are required to have instructional design experience across various modalities, proficiency with design software such as Adobe Creative Suite and Articulate 360, a proven eye for visual design, and preferably experience implementing modern learning modalities like game-based learning and simulations.
Is prior experience in graphic design preferred for this role?
Yes, prior graphic design experience is preferred as it supports the ability to create engaging and effective learning experiences.
Are there opportunities for career development in this role?
Yes, American Express offers career development and training opportunities to help employees grow in their careers.
Will I need to travel for this position?
Yes, the role may require travel of up to 10%.
What types of learning modalities will I be implementing?
You will be implementing various modern learning modalities, including immersive scenarios, game-based learning, and simulations that require multiple branching elements.
What is the work model for this position?
The work model is flexible, with options for hybrid, onsite, or virtual arrangements, depending on the role and business need.
Are there wellness programs available for employees?
Yes, American Express prioritizes the well-being of its colleagues and offers access to global on-site wellness centers, counseling support through the Healthy Minds program, and various benefits promoting physical, financial, and mental health.
How does American Express recognize contributions from its employees?
American Express recognizes employee contributions, leadership, and impact, allowing every colleague the opportunity to share in the company’s success.
What kind of content will I be developing as an Instructional Designer?
You will be developing high-quality instructional content such as presentations, storyboards, eLearning modules, infographics, and training assessments that engage learners and drive effective learning outcomes.