eLearning Production Specialist

OpenSesame

eLearning Production Specialist at OpenSesame focused on publishing courses with attention to detail and collaboration. Utilize various tools and methods to assist course production and publisher training.

Posted 7/31/2026full-timeRemote • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $70,000 - $100,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in course publishing and production using OpenSesame’s eLearning authoring tool, Simon, while effectively managing multiple projects and collaborating with teams. Exhibits strong attention to detail and a commitment to continuous improvement and learning new software systems.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Course PublishingOpenSesameELearning Authoring ToolAttention To DetailProject Management

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Soft Skills

MotivationEagerness To LearnTeam Support

Tools & Technologies

SimonSpreadsheets

Industry Keywords

Course CreationTrainingFile Organization

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

publish courses using OpenSesame’s eLearning authoring tool, Simon
support the production of courses at every stage using various tools
create spreadsheets, organize files and assets across projects and teams
partner with publishers by providing training to empower their course creation

Requirements

What you’ll need

proven examples from your career that show attention to detail
ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously
eagerness to learn and use new software systems
drive to constantly improve
motivation to support your teammates

Benefits

Comp & perks

comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
flexible PTO
401(k) matching
incentive stock options
volunteer time off
Employee Resource Groups
generous professional development program with dedicated annual time off for learning and growth