Instructional Technologist

Company Description Inkable Docs is a Google Docs add-on that makes accessibility a built-in part of writing instead of a separate compliance task. Running directly inside Google Docs, it continuously analyzes documents for accessibility issues in structure, headings, images, tables, links, and formatting. The tool surfaces specific issues in a sidebar and lets users jump directly to the exact location in the document to resolve them. Designed for continuous compliance, it supports the everyday workflows of faculty, staff, and content creators by catching issues early and reducing accessibility debt. Widely used by universities, public sector organizations, and teams that rely on Google Workspace, Inkable Docs helps organizations meet ADA, Section 508, and WCAG requirements without requiring deep accessibility expertise or disruptive processes.
Role Description The Instructional Technologist will design, develop, and refine learning resources that help users adopt and effectively use Inkable Docs. This part-time, remote role includes creating tutorials, guides, and train-the-trainer materials for faculty, staff, and enterprise teams using Google Workspace. Day-to-day work will involve collaborating with product and customer success teams to translate product features into clear learning experiences, including short courses, help-center content, and in-app guidance. The role will also support the integration of Inkable Docs into learning environments, contribute to webinars or training sessions, and gather feedback to continuously improve instructional materials. The Instructional Technologist will help ensure that accessibility, usability, and inclusive design principles are reflected in all educational resources.
Qualifications

• Curriculum Development and Instructional Design skills to create clear, outcomes-based training materials and structured learning paths.
• Technology Integration and Educational Technology experience to embed Inkable Docs into existing teaching, training, and documentation workflows.
• Familiarity with Learning Management systems to design, organize, and deliver courses or modules supporting Inkable Docs adoption.
• Understanding of digital accessibility concepts (e.g., ADA, Section 508, WCAG) and ability to communicate them in practical, non-technical language.
• Strong written and visual communication skills, including the ability to create concise guides, video scripts, and step-by-step instructions.
• Experience working with Google Workspace (especially Google Docs) in educational or organizational settings.
• Ability to work independently in a remote environment, manage multiple priorities, and collaborate asynchronously with a distributed team.
• Bachelor’s degree in Education, Instructional Design, Educational Technology, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.