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Senior Learning Experience Developer

Design learning experiences that help pilots and technicians operate Skydio autonomous drones safely.

What the role actually is

Skydio is hiring a senior learning experience developer for its training team. The role turns complex autonomous drone workflows into classroom, self-paced, simulation, and immersive learning experiences.

This is not a conventional UX research job, but it is squarely about the human side of robotics: how operators learn, trust, and safely use autonomous systems in the field.

What you would work on

  • Design learner-centered training experiences for pilots and technicians
  • Translate drone systems and operational procedures into usable instruction
  • Build media, simulation, and immersive training materials
  • Partner with instructors, curriculum developers, product teams, and subject experts

What they are asking for

  • Learning experience design or instructional media experience
  • Ability to make complex technical systems understandable to operators
  • Comfort working across classroom, digital, simulation, and immersive formats
  • Interest in improving field performance for autonomous drone users

Why this one is worth a look

Robotics adoption often fails at the training layer. Skydio's role is interesting because it treats operator readiness as a product problem, especially as drone workflows become more autonomous and simulation-driven.

About Skydio

U.S. autonomous drone company building aircraft, docks, and software for public safety, inspection, defense, and field operations.

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