Associate Motion/Production Designer (Remote / Flexible)

As an Associate Motion/Production Designer at Insulet, you'll be responsible for developing visual content aimed at enhancing online learning experiences. This includes creating graphics, animations, and videos that help demystify product training for our users. You'll collaborate with the Instructional Design team to craft engaging stories and presentations that effectively communicate our vision, all while ensuring that your designs adhere to user-centered design principles and regulatory guidelines.

To qualify for the Associate Motion/Production Designer role at Insulet, applicants should have a Bachelor's or Master’s degree in design or related fields and 1-2 years of relevant experience in UX, motion design, or video production. Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud tools, particularly After Effects and Camtasia, is essential. Applicants should also bring strong storytelling abilities and a collaborative mindset. A robust portfolio showcasing your motion graphics and animation work will be a great asset in the application process.

Yes! The Associate Motion/Production Designer position at Insulet offers 100% remote working arrangements. You can choose to work from home or utilize a hybrid on-site/virtual model as you see fit. This flexibility allows you to maintain a healthy work-life balance while contributing effectively to our innovative team.

In the role of an Associate Motion/Production Designer at Insulet, you'll engage in dynamic projects aimed at enhancing the digital learning experience for our customers. This includes conceptualizing and producing visual materials for training that helps users interact with our Omnipod® platform. You will also collaborate closely with UX professionals to refine and test your concepts, ensuring that every piece of content serves to educate and engage our users effectively.

The base salary range for the Associate Motion/Production Designer role at Insulet is between $65,600.00 and $98,600.00, depending on your location, experience, and specific skills. It's important to note that this figure reflects base salary only and does not include potential bonuses, equity, or benefits that may be part of your overall compensation package.

When creating motion graphics for instructional content, the first step is to understand the core message and learning objectives. I begin by researching my audience's needs, then brainstorm ideas that effectively convey the content visually. I leverage storytelling techniques to ensure that the motion graphics engage viewers and facilitate retention of the material. Collaborating with instructional designers helps me align visual content with educational goals.

Certainly! In a previous role, I was tasked with presenting a new motion design concept for an educational program. I prepared a comprehensive presentation that included storyboards, prototypes, and a clear narrative around the design process. I highlighted the user-centered approach I took, the research I conducted, and anticipated feedback. My ability to communicate the vision and address questions led to approval and excitement for the project.

For video production and design, I primarily use Adobe Creative Cloud tools, especially After Effects for motion graphics and Premiere Pro for video editing. Additionally, I utilize Camtasia for screen recordings and audio tools like Audacity to enhance audio quality. My proficiency in these tools allows me to produce high-quality, engaging content efficiently.

I ensure my designs are user-centered by conducting thorough user research at the project's outset. This includes gathering feedback from users, observing their interactions with products, and applying human-centered design principles. Throughout the design process, I stay flexible, iterating on designs based on user testing and feedback to create safe and effective learning experiences.

In my past positions, I regularly collaborated with diverse teams, including instructional designers, UX researchers, and subject matter experts. This collaboration has taught me the importance of clearly communicating my ideas and being open to feedback. I actively participate in brainstorming sessions, ensuring every voice is heard and we collectively push our projects forward.

When faced with tight deadlines, I prioritize effective time management and clear communication with my team. I often break larger projects into smaller, manageable tasks and set achievable milestones to track progress. By focusing on the most critical elements of a project first, I can ensure that quality is not compromised while still meeting deadlines. Additionally, I maintain an open line of communication to adjust timelines if necessary.

I keep up with design trends by actively participating in online design communities, subscribing to design blogs, and following industry leaders on social media. I also attend webinars and workshops to learn new techniques and applications that I can integrate into my work. Staying informed helps me innovate and ensure that my designs remain fresh and relevant.

I am particularly proud of a digital training module I created for a health tech company that significantly improved user engagement. I utilized a blend of motion graphics and video storytelling to simplify complex concepts, contributing to a measurable increase in user satisfaction and retention rates. Seeing how my work directly impacted users’ learning made it a fulfilling experience.

Incorporating feedback into my design process is essential for growth. I actively solicit feedback from team members, stakeholders, and users and appreciate constructive criticism. I analyze the feedback objectively, identifying actionable items I can implement in my designs. This iterative approach not only improves the final product but also helps foster collaboration and trust within the team.

My design style is user-centric, flexible, and visually engaging. I prioritize clarity and simplicity in my work, aiming for designs that not only captivate but also inform. I believe in the power of storytelling through visuals and adapt elements to suit the project’s objectives while ensuring that the end users’ needs always remain at the forefront.