Make Your Mark

Cymulate's Continuous Security Validation enables companies to challenge, assess and optimize their cyber-security posture against the evolving cyberthreat landscape, simply and continuously.

With world-class clients we strive to bring the highest level of service to everything we do. Our team is made up of the very best people for the job and as we grow, we're always on the lookout for people with the skills, experience, and personality that will let us both shine. With high scores on Gartner, G2 and Glassdoor, our clients and employees have let us know what they love about us.

We're looking for a creative and results-driven Learning Content Developer to craft compelling, role-based training experiences across departments—sales, technical, operations, and customer-facing teams.

In this role, you'll design and produce onboarding, ongoing, and just-in-time training content that educates, engages, and enables teams to excel in a rapidly growing, cybersecurity-focused company.

The role is based in Israel.

What You Will Do:
Own the creation and delivery of all learning content—live, recorded, and hybrid formats.
Partner with subject matter experts to build role-based, outcome-driven learning paths.
Design training for onboarding, upskilling, and remediation across departments: sales, customer success, support, R&D.
Translate technical and business concepts into clear, effective learning modules.
Manage course development from storyboarding to production and deployment via our LMS.
What You Will Have:
Experience in training delivery, LMS platforms and development of training materials
Experience with course authoring tools and content editing tools, e.g., Camtasia, Adobe and Articulate, AI tools etc.
Familiar with the principles of Instructional Design and keeping track of relevant trends
Excellent English

What You Will Get:
Experience in sales enablement or creating content for IT/cybersecurity teams.
Familiarity with agile organizations or fast-growing startups.
A sense of humor and storytelling flair—especially when explaining technical topics.