Supervisor, Instructional Designer, ELA/SLA

Impact the Moment
Are you interested in making a difference in the lives of others? At McGraw Hill the Supervisor, Instructional Designer, ELA/SLA will help plan and develop instructional materials forLiteracy programs that are delivered in both print and digital formats.

What is this role about?
McGraw Hill, the leading provider of digital and print educational resources, is looking for a Supervisor, Instructional Designer, ELA/SLA for our K-12 division literacy programs. You will be a valuable member of a collaborative group of Instructional Designers, closely partnering with teams focused on content, product management, UX, and creative media. As part of this team, you will create robust digital tools,curriculumand learning solutions in a variety of formats that are used by millions of educators and students every day. Supervisor, Instructional Designer, ELA/SLA is a digital savvy content and curriculum expert, responsible and accountable for assembling high-quality content based on specific product requirements for theLiteracy programs.

This position is fully remote but can also be based in one of our McGraw Hill offices. This is a Project Status Worker (PSW) position. Candidates must be authorized to work for any employer in the United States.

What you will be doing:

• Build bridges across teams and functions, fostering a culture of collaboration and innovation.
• Serve as a mentor, offering constructive feedback and guidance to team members, nurturing their growth and development.
• Foster an inclusive environment where diverse perspectives are valued, and trust and appreciation thrive.
• Drive talent management initiatives, ensuring current and future success through proactive growth and training plans.
• Stay abreast of industry trends and market dynamics, leveraging external networks to inform strategic decisions.
• Maintain strong relationships with senior leaders and colleagues, facilitating alignment and driving collective success.
• Champion Innovation: Encourage a culture of creativity and experimentation, fostering an environment where new ideas flourish and are refined.
• Supervise a dynamic team of Instructional Designers, guiding their efforts to create impactful educational content.
• Oversee an extensive group of external vendors, ensuring alignment with project objectives and quality standards.
• Collaborate with diverse teams to develop digital programs from inception to execution, leveraging expertise across disciplines.
• Make informed decisions to optimize resource allocation and manage operational initiatives for tactical delivery.
• Utilize external perspectives to enhance products and services, articulating customer needs to drive meaningful solutions.

We’re looking for someone with:

• 4+ years experience working in digital content development that includes teaching and learning materials.
• Some prior people management experience.
• Bachelor’sorMastersdegree in Instructional Technology, Instructional Design, or related fieldrequired.
• Experience managing multiple projects within tight deliverables and budgets.
• Strong ability to communicate.
• Some experience with authoring tools, learning management systems, and content management systems.
• Some ability to create and visualize animated and interactive content.
• Bilingual recommended, Spanish desired.
• A success candidate may have previous K-5 teaching experience.

Here’s what we offer:
At McGraw Hill, you will be empowered to make a real impact on a global scale. Every day your individual efforts can contribute to the lives of millions.

The pay range for this position is between $71,300 - $80,000 annually, however, base pay offered may vary depending on job-related knowledge, skills, experience, and location. Click here to learn more about our benefit offerings.

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