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Job Details

Company Name

Stylus Inc (-)

Job Type
:
Full Time
Job Title
:
Instructional Designer
Skills
:
Content Development, Training, teaching, multimedia, technical writing or training material creation, Instructional Designing
Qualification
:
Any
Experience
:
0.0 - 4.0 year(s)
Location
:
Bangalore
Salary
:
Not Disclosed
Website
:
https://www.stylusinc.com

Job Description

We have excellent opportunities for Learning Designers/Strategists (Instructional Designer) with 0-4 yrs experience.

About Stylus: We are 10 years old company and we have more than 250 clients. Our core specialties include Custom software development, offshore web application development, ecommerce software development, programming and coding services, technical support and maintenance. www.stylusinc.com

Desired Candidate Profile: Person he has interest in making a career in ID. Have 0-4 years of experience in teaching/training, multimedia, technical writing or training material creation, Instructional Designing, Content Development. Location: Bangalore (Banaswadi), India If you are interested to take this further Please attend walk-In interview on 12th Dec 2009, between 9.00AM to 2.00PM Or send your updated resume to opportunity@stylusinc.com Walk In Venue: Stylus Systems Pvt Ltd., # 924, 5 A Cross, 1st Block, HRBR Layout, Bangalore - 560043 Ph : 42443000

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