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True Talent Solutions Partners is seeking an experienced presentation designer to craft executive decks and client materials with a typography-led, editorial sensibility. You will transform concepts into polished slides using PowerPoint and guide AI-assisted design through clear briefs and critique.
Applicants should have 5+ years of design experience, advanced PowerPoint skills, and familiarity with Figma, Canva, Google Slides.
We’re looking for an experienced presentation designer with strong visual judgment and a contemporary, typography-led editorial sensibility. You’ll create and improve presentation and office-document designs, and help guide AI-assisted design work through clear briefs and thoughtful critique.
Create polished presentations from scratch using native PowerPoint tools.
Review existing slides and provide structured feedback on how to improve their visual quality and clarity.
Develop creative briefs for presentations and documents generated with AI models, then evaluate and refine results across iterations.
Use typography, layout, imagery, diagrams, tables, charts, and infographics to make information clear and engaging.
At least 5 years of professional design experience, including substantial hands‑on presentation and information-design work.
Advanced Microsoft PowerPoint skills and verifiable PowerPoint work; experience with Figma, Canva, Google Slides, or similar tools is also useful.
Background in brand or agency design, including corporate or consulting presentations and integrated design work.
Strong command of layout, grid systems, typography, hierarchy, spacing, composition, and balance.
Experience developing or interpreting creative briefs and giving structured design feedback.
Fluent English and availability for the role.
Salary: $60 to $90 USD annually. Visa sponsorship is not available; applicants must be authorized to work without sponsorship.
Remote, with San Francisco, United States as the primary location.