Learning Experience Designer

TELUS Digital · Denver

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TELUS Digital is hiring a Learning Experience Designer in Denver, Colorado (remote, full-time). Posted 15 October 2026. Apply directly on TELUS Digital's own careers site — no account needed.

Ops Training Transformation, Learning Experience Designer

 

Location: Guatemala/El Salvador

Work style: Hybrid

Modality: Full-time

Last day to apply: Wednesday, August 19th, 2026 at 11:59pm

What is this role?

As a Learning Experience Designer, you will take the lead in designing and developing comprehensive learning experiences.. You will oversee project timelines and work with subject matter experts to create engaging digital courses for clients. advanced instructional strategies. Your responsibilities will include developing complex innovative e-learning module courses, integrating new technologies, conducting needs assessments, applying learning theories, and evaluating the effectiveness of educational programs' digital content to ensure the achievement of organizational goals and desired outcomes.

Main Responsibilities:

Communication/stakeholder relations

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