Linchpin Solutions, Inc. · 1 month ago
Instructional Designer IV
Linchpin Solutions, Inc. is seeking a dynamic and experienced Instructional Designer IV to support MISTC Curriculum Development & Management Services. This role involves leading the design and development of formal Programs of Instruction (POIs) while ensuring courseware accuracy and doctrinal consistency in accordance with Marine Corps standards.
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Responsibilities
Leads updates to MLFs, lesson plans, instructor guides, and student materials
Supports curriculum reviews, LERBs, and Learning Analyses
Ensures all courseware aligns with TECOM, MSTP, and doctrinal requirements
Coordinates with MISTC Site Leads to incorporate field feedback and maintain course relevance
Collaborates with the Curriculum Graphics/Media Specialist to create visually complete courseware packages
Maintains configuration control and documentation per ISO-certified processes
Qualification
Required
Active DoD Secret Clearance
Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office 365
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Strong analytical and organizational abilities
Ability to work collaboratively across curriculum and instructional teams
High attention to detail and version-control discipline
Deep expertise in MCISD/SATE, ADDIE, and TECOM curriculum development standards
Minimum 8 years instructional design experience developing formal curriculum
Bachelor's degree in Instructional Design, Education, or related field
Completion of a Military Formal Curriculum Developer Course (required)
Preferred
Additional ISD certifications preferred
Experience designing training for DoD/USMC programs strongly preferred
Experience with simulation-enabled or system-based training desirable
Benefits
Health, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) plan with company matching
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
Company-funded disability and life insurance
Paid time off (PTO) and company-paid holidays
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Educational assistance and parental leave