Instructional Designer

You don't follow the moodboard, you set it, and that instinct is what makes you the Instructional Designer Unilever has been quietly waiting for. The mid-level role rewards what you've built — 5 years of Wireframing — with $87,000 - $121,000 and a voice in Unilever strategy.

Key Responsibilities

• Coax usable feedback out of a divided review with a sharper set of questions
• Compose social cuts that read clearly with the sound off
• Seed fresh visual motifs that outlast a single $87,000 - $121,000-budget quarter
• Tighten a loose deck until every slide earns its place in the contract pitch
• Time the reveal in a launch film so the logo lands earned, not slapped on
• Set guardrails loose enough for mid-level creatives to surprise you inside them

What You'll Bring

• Persuasion fundamentals plus the A/B Testing polish clients notice
• At least 3 years of standing behind your own estimates
• Comfort navigating ambiguity when the brief arrives half-written
• A communicator who can disagree without making it personal
• A communication style that translates jargon back into plain English
• A collaborator who makes the mid-level review feel less like an exam

Unilever is a clarity-seeking, customer-obsessed creative company proudly built in Washington, DC. Our Washington, DC team moves at a steady, sustainable pace and protects time for deep, focused Usability Testing work.

You join at $87,000 - $121,000, grow with a mentor, lean on benefits, and flex your hours so Washington fits work instead of the reverse.

Hiring for this position is live and moving quickly, with interviews already underway.

Bring your Wireframing expertise to Unilever and apply this week.