As an Instructional Designer with the University of Florida Human Resources, you won’t just create courses; you’ll influence how a top-tier university learns, adapts, and performs. In this role, you’ll collaborate with senior leaders, subject matter experts, and HR partners to design innovative, evidence-based learning experiences that drive measurable impact across a complex, mission-driven organization.
Here, instructional design is more than production, its strategy. You’ll have the autonomy to shape solutions, experiment with modern learning approaches, and apply research-backed practices to real organizational challenges. From leadership development to workforce transformation, your work will directly elevate employee performance and institutional effectiveness.
At UF HR, you’ll find a rare combination of creative ownership and strategic influence, along with the opportunity to work across diverse topics, audiences, and formats. If you’re motivated by meaningful impact, continuous innovation, and the chance to shape learning at scale, this is where your work will matter most.
CORE FOCUS AREAS:
YOU WILL:
QUALITIES AND CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
Learning Strategy & Design
Project & Program Management
Collaboration & Consultation
Innovation & Continuous Improvement
WHY JOIN OUR TEAM?
At the University of Florida, you’ll be part of a nationally recognized institution committed to excellence in education, research, and employee development. Our work has been recognized with the Florida TaxWatch Productivity Award, reflecting our strong emphasis on innovation, efficiency, and measurable impact.
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WHAT SETS THIS ROLE APART:
TOTAL REWARDS
The University of Florida offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your well-being and long-term success, including competitive compensation, robust health and retirement programs, generous leave and holiday plans, and meaningful opportunities for professional growth and career advancement, all within a collaborative, high-performing academic community.
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REQUIRED EXPERIENCE
This campaign will support hiring for both temporary positions (not extending beyond December 2027) and regular full-time instructional design roles across multiple levels. Placements may be for either on-site or fully remote opportunities, with decisions based on candidates’ experience, education, and demonstrated impact.
Instructional Designer II
Master’s degree in an appropriate area and two years of relevant experience; or a bachelor's degree in an appropriate area and four years of relevant experience.
Instructional Designer III
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS
Interest forms for opportunities will be reviewed on an ongoing basis as positions become available. Should you be considered to advance in the screening and selection process, you will be contacted by the department.
Because this is a pooled recruitment, applicants may not receive immediate updates regarding their status. Hiring managers will review qualified candidates as openings arise, and selected applicants will be contacted directly for further screening, interviews, or additional documentation.
We appreciate your patience throughout this process. Inclusion in the talent pool indicates that your application will remain active and eligible for consideration for up to six months from the date of submission. Applicants are encouraged to ensure that contact information remains current during this period.