FAQs
What is the primary role of the Multimedia and Graphics Designer at Pearson?
The primary role of the Multimedia and Graphics Designer is to conceptualize, design, and develop graphics, animations, audio, video, and multimedia assets that drive student engagement and support the achievement of learning outcomes.
What qualifications are required for the Multimedia and Graphics Designer position?
A Bachelor's degree is required, preferably in education, curriculum, or a similar area. Additionally, a minimum of 2 years of multimedia, graphics, or animation development experience is required, ideally with assets supporting asynchronous virtual learning.
Is remote work an option for this position?
Yes, the position can be performed either from home or from one of Pearson’s US-based offices, allowing for a flexible work environment.
What experience is preferred for candidates applying for this role?
Candidates with experience in developing multimedia assets specifically for asynchronous virtual learning environments are preferred.
What skills are essential for the Multimedia and Graphics Designer?
Essential skills include excellent verbal and writing abilities, knowledge of Learning Management Systems (LMS), understanding of K-12 academic standards, proficiency with Microsoft Office, Azure Dev Ops, Google Suite, and the ability to learn new software quickly.
What standards and policies must the multimedia assets adhere to?
The multimedia assets must align with state-specific academic standards, WCAG 2.2AA accessibility standards, PVS authoring and style guides, and Pearson’s Global Content Policy.
Will the Multimedia and Graphics Designer have the opportunity to work with teachers and administrators?
Yes, the designer will work directly with teachers and administrators to identify school needs, develop solutions, and validate them before delivery to school customers.
What kind of compensation can a candidate expect for this role?
The minimum full-time salary range for this position begins at $65,000, though actual compensation will vary based on factors such as skill set, experience, and specific location.
How does Pearson define its commitment to diversity and inclusion within the workplace?
Pearson is committed to building a team that reflects a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills, promoting a culture where differences are embraced and all individuals are supported in reaching their full potential.
What is the expected impact of the Multimedia and Graphics Designer's work on student learning outcomes?
The work of the Multimedia and Graphics Designer is expected to have a measurable long-term impact on course performance and positively influence learner outcomes.
What tools and technologies should a candidate be familiar with for this role?
Candidates should have knowledge of content management systems, digital authoring tools, and be technologically proficient with Microsoft Office, Azure Dev Ops, Google Suite, and other relevant software programs.