AI Instructional Designer, Forward-Deployed

Corolair

AI instructional designer embedding with corporate teams to turn effective AI workflows into reusable training skills. Shaping Raison’s adaptive learning product through field research and engineering collaboration.

Posted 8/12/2026full-timeParis • 🇫🇷 FranceMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in user research, instructional design, and AI-driven enablement strategies, with a strong focus on measuring outcomes and driving adoption. Proficient in synthesizing insights into actionable product features and training modules for diverse corporate environments.

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User ResearchAI-Driven EnablementInstructional DesignProduct DesignBilingual in French and English

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Hard Skills

User ResearchInstructional DesignAI CapabilitiesQualitative SynthesisDesign CraftVisual DesignInteraction DesignField ExecutionEnablement DesignLearning Platform Experience

Soft Skills

Strong OwnershipOrganizational SkillsCuriosity about AIAutonomousResponsive to Evidence

Industry Keywords

Learning and DevelopmentUX ResearchB2B ProductsB2C ProductsHigher Education

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Embed inside Raison corporate customers and design partners to improve employees’ AI capabilities
Identify AI champions and capture valuable workflows and prompts as reusable, governed skills
Design and run enablement, contextual nudges, and training modules to drive adoption
Own pilots end-to-end and measure reuse rates, spontaneous pull, time saved, mastery progression, and employee sentiment
Conduct contextual inquiry, user interviews, and observation of teams using AI
Build understanding of individual contributors, champions, managers, and corporate buyers
Synthesize field research into jobs-to-be-done, adoption blockers, and skill-transfer conditions
Establish continuous discovery and champion user perspectives in product decisions
Serve as the feedback loop between field work and engineering
Collaborate with AI product engineers to turn field learnings into product features and retest them in pilots
Contribute to hyper-personalized AI training offers based on customer insights and individual preferences

Requirements

What you’ll need

4–8 years across L&D, instructional or learning design, forward-deployed/customer-facing consulting, enablement, field engineering, ops, or UX research
Genuine AI power-user who builds with AI every day
Willingness to work hands-on and on-site with real teams
Skilled in user research, including study design, field execution, and qualitative synthesis
Ability to identify valuable, reusable skills and design effective enablement
Strong ownership and organization, with comfort working amid ambiguity
Comfortable being measured on hard outcomes
Fluent in oral and written French and English
Spanish is a plus
4–8 years of experience in product design, UX design, or hybrid design-research roles, ideally on complex, multi-user B2B/B2C products
Strong portfolio demonstrating design craft and thinking
Comfortable designing AI-driven and adaptive experiences involving uncertainty, personalization, and non-linear workflows
Excellent visual and interaction design skills, including typography, spacing, motion, and trust-building details
Autonomous and opinionated, while responsive to evidence
Genuine curiosity about AI and education
Experience with a learning platform is a major plus
Experience with or inside higher education institutions is a bonus
Passion for something outside work is a bonus

Benefits

Comp & perks

A founding role with equity and direct influence on company strategy
Competitive salary, benchmarked to the Paris startup ecosystem
Flexibility: remote-friendly with regular in-person collaboration in Paris
Office in Montmartre with a beautiful Sacré-Coeur view
A front-row seat to one of the most important shifts in how humans learn
A small, sharp team that ships fast and trusts each other to figure things out