Instinct Resourcing
Bilingual Storyline Developer (English/Arabic)

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** Job Title:** Bilingual Storyline Developer (English/Arabic)
Role: Remote Contract (Day Rate) – Approx. 3 weeks (06/07 to 06/08)
About the Role
We are recruiting on behalf of a leading international professional organisation for an experienced Bilingual Storyline Developer to support the development of a new digital assessment for a high-profile public sector client. This is a short-term contract requiring strong expertise in Articulate Storyline and fluency in both English and Arabic.
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Key Responsibilities
- Adapt an existing Articulate Storyline assessment using supplied learning content and project briefs
- Translate and localise simple English content into clear, appropriate Arabic
- Configure, test, and quality assure Storyline modules to ensure a seamless learner experience
- Identify and resolve content inconsistencies, formatting issues, and technical defects
- Proactively communicate any missing content or development issues throughout the project


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Essential Requirements
✅ Fluent written and spoken English and Arabic ✅ Advanced experience using Articulate Storyline ✅ Proven experience in developing or adapting digital learning or assessment content ✅ Excellent attention to detail with strong quality assurance skills ✅ Ability to work independently and deliver to fixed deadlines
If you have the required bilingual capability and extensive Articulate Storyline experience, please apply!
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