Aleksandra Drobik
K-12 Art Teacher Learning Experience Designer
Fidelity Investments
ID Bootcamp (Now the Certification Program)
As a K-12 art teacher and artist, Aleks realized that designing learning solutions and facilitating behavior change was one of the most rewarding parts of her job.
In search of a role where she could apply her creativity and expertise, she built a human-centered portfolio website and secured a learning experience design role at Fidelity Investments.
“I learned how to think like an instructional designer, talk like an instructional designer, and create projects like an instructional designer.”
— Aleksandra Drobik
A Human-Centered Portfolio That Stands Out
Aleks stands out in the market for her strong design skills and user-centered focus. She knows her choices shape the user experience, and she designs with behavior change and performance improvement in mind.
Her carefully-designed portfolio website guides visitors effortlessly through her projects and her process, making her thinking easy for a hiring manager to follow.
Apply NowA Flagship Project for a Real Client
Aleks developed a flagship project for a real client that helps a ceramics studio recover customers when mistakes happen, pinpointing the business problem and using the full instructional design process to solve it.
Its focus on performance and its engaging design approach establish Aleks as a highly effective learning designer, and her supporting color-scheme picker shows off the depth of her skills with Articulate Storyline.
“I was in the process of transitioning from teaching to instructional design when I found the bootcamp. Before joining, I did a lot of research and networking to learn more about the field. One thing was clear: I would need a portfolio that shows off my work and skillset to really stand out in the market.”
“Once I joined, I felt a great sense of support from Devlin, my team, and everyone in the community. I learned how to think like an instructional designer, talk like an instructional designer, and create projects like an instructional designer.”
“Once my portfolio and projects went live, I began interviewing at some of my top-choice companies in the city I wanted to move to. I received multiple offers and wound up taking a remote learning experience design role that I've been very happy with so far.”
