What if your day job felt less like production and more like authorship? That's the Instructional Designer reality Ernst & Young is building in Bloomington, IN. Weigh it however you like — the math still lands at $37,000 - $53,000, freelance hours, and a team at Ernst & Young worth joining.
Key Responsibilities
- Translate a founder's gut feeling into a system someone else can extend
- Bridge the Adobe Photoshop vision and the Zeplin reality without breaking either
- Curate the reference wall that keeps a 1-person studio pointed the same way
- Translate dense product specs into visuals a tired commuter grasps instantly
- Storyboard and direct photo, video, and content shoots end to end
- Generate concepts for freelance campaigns spanning paid, owned, and earned media
- Set the typographic rhythm that ties a sprawling Professionalism library together
- Support junior designers through critique, mentorship, and shared best practices
What You'll Bring
- Hands-on command of Persona Development, with Persuasion as a close second
- An Ernst & Young mindset: scrappy today, scalable tomorrow
- Demonstrated comfort presenting to junior leadership
- Real User Personas chops, plus the Persona Development curiosity to keep growing
- Sound instincts for reading a room you've never been in before
- An eye for the tinker-friendly detail that separates fine from finished
- Solid understanding of creative best practices and industry standards
Somewhere between a startup and an institution, Ernst & Young has spent years perfecting Adobe Photoshop for clients all over Bloomington, IN. Feedback flows in every direction, so good ideas reach the table no matter who voices them.
We seal the offer with $37,000 - $53,000, mentorship, benefits, and flexibility, the four reasons IN talent picks Ernst & Young first.
Live feed: the Bloomington, IN role remains unfilled and actively recruiting.
The Instructional Designer position won't stay open forever, so make your move while it's live.