Description
If you've ever redesigned a cereal box in your head while eating breakfast, the Instructional Designer role at Bank of America might be your natural habitat. Bring 4 years to this CA Instructional Designer job and Bank of America answers with $76,000 - $112,000 and a runway that keeps unrolling.
Key Responsibilities
- Borrow structure from film editing to fix a Sketch sequence that drags
- Stitch fragmented brand assets into a system that scales past Bank of America's next phase
- Pull through one fast-paced visual idea across web, print, and the Chula Vista, CA storefront
- Knit copy and art into a single argument instead of two parallel monologues
- Pair Sketch craft with Design Thinking to solve fuzzy creative problems
- Test headline rhythm by reading every option aloud before shipping one
- Support mid-level designers through critique, mentorship, and shared best practices
What You'll Bring
- The kind of empathy that makes hard feedback land softly
- Familiarity with Bank of America-scale workflows, or the appetite to reach them
- Adaptability and resilience when facing shifting requirements
- Strong rapport-building skills and a genuinely positive presence
- A delightfully-weird bias toward action, balanced by knowing when to wait
- Proven Prioritization results, ideally seasoned in Chula Vista, CA
The story of Bank of America is really the story of Chula Vista, CA betting on a high-energy idea about creative and being proven right. Politics die fast at Bank of America because we put the awkward stuff on the table early.
Think competitive $76,000 - $112,000, full benefits, a clear runway to grow your Work-Life Balance, and the latitude to work the way you work best.
Confirmed unfilled today, Bank of America continues its search in real time.
Don't just bookmark this Instructional Designer posting in Chula Vista, act on it and apply today.