E-Learning Designer
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About NicheNiche Technology designs, develops, supports, and implements an advanced police Records Management System (RMS). Our current offering, NicheRMS, covers the full breadth of police operations as standard, out-of-the-box functionality that is available now and in live production use. It is a single, integrated operational police information management platform—all police data is organized into a single, accessible source with a set of core building blocks. This is our sole focus and line of business. Niche is a privately-owned Canadian corporation, established in 1992, that is owned and managed by its founders. Our headquarters is based in Winnipeg, MB. We have had next to zero turnover in our group, resulting in a stable and highly experienced team.Who are we looking forWe are looking for an experienced E-Learning Designer to join us in Winnipeg. As part of our content team, the video training specialist's primary role is to create high-quality, engaging video tutorials that demonstrate how to use our software effectively. The e-learning designer collaborates with technical writers and editors, subject matter experts, project managers, and trainers to ensure that all videos are accurate, up-to-date, and provide clear and detailed video instructions.ResponsibilitiesVideo content creation. This involves assessing and analyzing updated NicheRMS software functionality and existing documentation to determine new video content and what existing video updates are required.Edit and produce comprehensive, high-quality, and easy-to-understand training videos that are suitable for a range of audiences, from end-users to technical staff.Review and update the existing video library to ensure accuracy and completeness.Manage and prioritize simultaneous projects and adhere to documentation plans and timelines.Contribute to the development and maintenance of internal video production standards and processes.Work on other special projects as required (e.g., training modules, internal Niche videos).QualificationsMinimum two years' experience creating training videos and tutorials, or similar instructional content—preferably within the software industry.Post-secondary degree or diploma, preferably in Technical Communications, e-Learning, Instructional Design, Computer Science, or related field.Experience with video editing software and screen recording tools, with a preference towards TechSmith Camtasia.Proficiency with Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office applications.Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.Ability to work independently and as part of a team.Comfortable with software applications and technology in general.Highly organized with great attention to detail.Strong project, time management and organizational skills.Ability to prioritize tasks effectively.RequirementsBecause of the nature of this work and our clients, you must be able to meet the following requirements:Ability to obtain security clearance.Canadian Citizenship or have PR status.Ability to work on a hybrid model.Have no indictable offense/felony convictions.If you do not meet the above requirements, you will not be able to acquire mandatory security clearance within the hiring timelines. We thank you for your interest, only selected candidates will be contacted for interviews. Software Development
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