Engaging Learning, Aligned with Business Results

Senior Instructional Designer & Multimedia Content Developer transforming complex technical processes and compliance policies into high-impact, interactive digital training.

Instructional Design ✦ Storytelling that sticks

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  • Interactive E-Learning (Storyline / Rise)
  • Motion Graphics & Instructional Video
  • LMS Administration & SCORM Compliance
  • ADDIE / SAM / Microlearning Frameworks

92%

Custom interactive micro-modules built to reduce onboard drop-off and boost policy retention.


My Process

Every course starts as a policy, a handbook, or a procedure – and ends as something people actually pay attention to. Here’s the process behind that, every time.

01

Discover & Align

I sit down with subject matter experts and stakeholders to break the process apart, agree on scope, and define what success looks like before anything gets built.

02

Script & Storyboard

Dense material gets broken into digestible “episodes,” written with real pacing and structure – then reviewed and approved by stakeholders before production begins.

03

Design & Build

Modules come to life with custom animation, character design, voiceover, and interactivity – built in Articulate Storyline, Rise 360, and Adobe Creative Suite.

04

Review & Approve

Every module goes through structured stakeholder review – checked for accuracy, compliance, and tone – before final sign-off.

05

Deploy & Test

Finished modules are packaged to SCORM standards, uploaded, and tested inside your LMS to confirm tracking, scoring, and playback all work as expected.

A single 15-minute module can represent dozens of production hours – this is why.

Results

My training doesn’t just get watched, it moves the numbers that matter. My clients have seen creative, story-driven courses translate into measurable operational improvement, not just higher completion rates.

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FAQs

What makes your training different from typical corporate training?

Most corporate training is built like a manual: here’s the policy, here’s the rule, here’s the quiz. I build it more like a writers’ room builds a show – with pacing, a hook, and a reason to keep watching. I pull inspiration from late-night monologues, sci-fi storytelling, even prestige drama, and use those techniques to turn dry material – policies, procedures, compliance topics – into something people actually engage with instead of click through. That approach is a big part of why my courses have landed a 92% average Net Promoter Score.

What makes you stand out as an Instructional Designer?

I believe what sets me apart is my ability to combine creativity with effective instructional design principles. I have over seven years of experience across corporate and educational environments, where I’ve consistently delivered engaging and effective learning solutions. For example, I’ve achieved a 92% Net Promoter Score on my eLearning projects by applying methodologies like ADDIE and adult learning theory. My background in fine arts also allows me to approach each project with an innovative and artistic mindset, while ensuring the content is aligned with business goals and learner needs.

How do you ensure your learning solutions are both engaging and effective?

I focus on simplifying complex concepts and turning them into clear, enjoyable learning experiences. I leverage tools like Articulate Storyline 360, Adobe Creative Suite, and Vyond to design interactive and visually appealing eLearning modules. I also apply proven instructional strategies, such as backwards design and performance-based assessments, to ensure the learning outcomes align with the organization’s objectives. Additionally, I continuously collaborate with stakeholders and subject matter experts to make sure the content meets the specific needs of both the business and the learners.

Can you describe a time when you successfully managed a complex project?

One example that stands out is my work at Living Spaces Furniture, where I designed and implemented leadership content for a blended learning program. The project involved both self-paced and instructor-led train-the-trainer modules, which required close coordination with divisional leaders and subject matter experts. I successfully managed the project lifecycle from conception to completion, ensuring content accuracy and alignment with organizational goals. The end result was a highly effective training program that received overwhelmingly positive feedback and improved leadership development across the company.

How do you adapt your instructional design approach for different industries or types of learners?

My approach is highly flexible and tailored to the unique needs of each industry and learner group. For example, in corporate settings, I’ve developed sales training, customer support modules, and employee safety courses, ensuring the content is practical and relevant to the business goals. In educational environments, I focus on curriculum design and learner-centered activities, applying strategies like Bloom’s taxonomy to enhance student outcomes. Whether I’m designing for corporate employees, students, or any other audience, I always prioritize engagement, accessibility, and effectiveness in my instructional design.