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There are many reasons why EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants has become one of the fastest-growing firms in the insurance industry. Fueled and driven by capable, committed people who share common beliefs and values and "bring it" every day, EPIC is always looking for people who have "the right stuff" – people who know what they want and aren't afraid to make it happen.
Headquartered in New York City and founded in 2007, our company has over 4,000 employees nationwide. With locations spread out across the U.S., our local market knowledge and industry expertise helps support our clients' regional and global needs. We have grown very quickly since our founding, and we continue to see growth and success thanks to our hard-working and growth-minded employees.
Our core values are: Owner mindset, Inspire trust, Think big, and Drive results. If these values and growth align with what you're looking for in your next career? Then consider joining our amazing team!
About the Opportunity
We are seeking an experienced, well-rounded Contract Instructional Design Consultant to lead the design and development of an engaging learning program focused on Errors & Omissions (E&O) risk, claims prevention, best practices, and emerging considerations related to AI.
Using the ADDIE model, the consultant will partner closely with subject matter experts (SMEs) to transform complex, technical content into clear, practical, and engaging learning experiences.
The project will be completed in two phases. Phase One will focus on analysis and design, resulting in a recommended course structure, learning strategy, and development plan for approval. Following approval, Phase Two will focus on developing, implementing, and evaluating the learning solution.
The ideal consultant brings a combination of instructional design expertise, eLearning development, visual and graphic design capabilities, and project management skills and is comfortable leading a learning project from initial discovery through final delivery.
Phase One: Analysis & Design
During Phase One, the consultant will work with project stakeholders and SMEs to understand the learning need, organize the content, and develop a recommended learning solution.
Key Responsibilities
Meet with stakeholders and SMEs to understand business needs, learner audiences, knowledge gaps, and desired outcomes.
Review existing E&O resources, claim examples, presentations, and other source materials.
Identify and organize key topics and content priorities.
Develop clear, measurable learning objectives.
Recommend the overall curriculum and course structure, including number of modules and estimated seat time.
Recommend appropriate delivery methods, learning activities, assessments, scenarios, and supporting resources.
Identify opportunities to incorporate real-world claims, case studies, and application-based learning.
Define the storyboard structure and approach that will guide course development.
Establish development requirements, SME responsibilities, review cycles, and project timeline.
Phase One Deliverables
Learning needs analysis
Recommended curriculum and course architecture
Learning objectives and course/module outlines
Recommended instructional and assessment approach
Estimated learner seat time
Recommended activities, scenarios, and supporting resources
Development scope and project timeline
Estimated hours and/or cost for Phase Two
Approval Gate
At the conclusion of Phase One, the consultant will present the recommended scope, course design, and development plan for stakeholder approval. Phase Two will begin following approval of the learning strategy and development scope.
Phase Two: Development, Implementation & Evaluation
Following approval of Phase One, the consultant will develop the learning experience according to the approved design and project scope.
Key Responsibilities
Develop detailed course storyboards and scripts, outlining content, visuals, interactions, scenarios, assessments, and learner navigation prior to course build.
Storyboard Approval: Course storyboards will be reviewed and approved by key stakeholders and SMEs prior to full course development.
Build eLearning modules and/or instructor-led learning materials as defined by the approved scope.
Develop engaging scenarios, case studies, activities, knowledge checks, and assessments.
Translate technical, insurance, and legal concepts into clear, learner-friendly content while maintaining accuracy.
Apply strong visual and graphic design principles to create polished, cohesive learning materials.
Create or source graphics and visual elements that enhance the learning experience.
Partner with SMEs through established review and revision cycles.
Develop supporting job aids and learner resources as needed.
Conduct quality assurance and testing of completed materials.
Prepare final courses and materials for LMS deployment and/or delivery.
Develop an evaluation approach to measure learner understanding and training effectiveness.
Provide final deliverables and editable source files.
Phase Two Deliverables
Depending on the approved Phase One scope, deliverables may include:
Detailed course storyboards and scripts
Completed eLearning modules
Instructor-led or virtual learning materials
Facilitator and participant resources
Scenario-based activities and case studies
Knowledge checks and assessments
Job aids and reference materials
Graphics and supporting learning assets
LMS-ready course files
Evaluation tools
Final editable/source files
Qualifications
5+ years of experience in instructional design, learning and development, eLearning development, or corporate training.
Demonstrated experience applying the ADDIE model and adult learning principles strongly preferred.
Ability to manage the full instructional design lifecycle, from needs analysis and learning strategy through development and evaluation.
Experience designing learning solutions from complex, technical, or SME-provided content.
Strong experience developing scenario-based and application-focused learning.
Strong visual and graphic design skills, with the ability to create polished, professional learning materials.
Experience developing eLearning using Articulate Storyline.
Experience with Adobe Creative Suite, Canva, or similar design tools preferred.
Excellent writing, project management, organization, and communication skills.
Ability to independently facilitate SME meetings and manage timelines, deliverables, feedback, and revisions.
Experience developing training related to insurance, compliance, risk management, legal concepts, or financial services strongly preferred.
COMPENSATION:
The hourly pay range for this position is $125 per hour. This range represents the employer's good faith estimate of the compensation for this role at the time of posting.
Actual compensation will be determined based on factors such as experience, skills, training, certifications, education, internal equity, and market data.
To learn more about EPIC, visit our Careers Page: https://www.epicbrokers.com/about/epic-careers/.
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Top Industries Hiring
- Marketing & Advertising
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in remote contract designer jobs.
- Proficiency in Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, or both
- Portfolio demonstrating completed commercial or client design projects
- Ability to work independently and deliver on deadline without close supervision
- Experience with responsive or digital-first design systems
- Strong communication skills for presenting concepts to non-designer stakeholders
- Associate or bachelor's degree in graphic design, visual communications, or a related field
Tips for Your Remote Contract Designer Job Search
Apply early to remote roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists remote contract designer openings from across the U.S. in one place, so you can find roles that match your skills and apply directly without sorting through non-remote listings mixed in.
Show async work in your portfolio
Remote hiring managers can't walk through your process in person, so your portfolio needs to do that work for them. Include annotated case studies that explain decisions in writing, not just finished screens, to prove you can communicate design thinking without a meeting.
Name your remote tools explicitly
Distributed teams screen for fluency with Figma, collaborative whiteboards like FigJam or Miro, and async video tools. Calling these out in your application materials signals you won't need onboarding time before you can contribute.
Target remote-first companies directly
Remote-first firms, where the entire team works distributed, offer more stable contract remote work than traditional companies with partial remote policies. Look for companies whose job postings describe asynchronous workflows or list no office requirement anywhere on the team.
Remote Contract Designer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a remote contract designer job?
Remote contract designer roles go to candidates who can demonstrate self-direction and clear async communication from day one. Hiring managers look for a portfolio that shows finished, production-ready work rather than process decks, comfort with tools like Figma and Slack, and the ability to give and receive feedback in writing without needing a meeting.
Which companies hire remote contract designers?
Companies hiring remote contract designers right now include Sony Interactive Entertainment, Reevo, and Lobdotcom, based on current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Remote-first software firms, distributed media companies, and e-commerce brands are among the most consistent hirers of contract designers outside any single office location.
Can you get a remote contract designer job with no experience?
Yes, but remote entry-level contract roles are harder to land because you're expected to work independently without on-site guidance from day one. Early-career candidates can target small remote-first startups or agencies that hire for specific short projects, and showing a focused portfolio of real or spec work in a defined niche opens the door more reliably than a broad sample.
Do you need a degree for remote contract designer jobs?
Not always. Most remote employers hiring contract designers weight portfolio quality and demonstrated skills over formal credentials, since the engagement is project-based and results-driven. A strong body of shipped work across relevant categories, proficiency in current design tools, and clear written communication often matter more than a degree on a contract application.
Which industries hire the most remote contract designers?
Most remote contract designer openings sit in Marketing & Advertising, per current remote listings on MigrateIate as of November 2026. These sectors rely on distributed teams that need design capacity on demand without committing to a full-time hire in a single location.
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