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Presentation Designer

Posted 2 days ago

artisan talentNew York (NY)

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Senior

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$45-60/hour

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About the role

You're ready for your next big opportunity, but where do you start searching for digital, creative, AI, and marketing jobs? You've come to the right place. We're a creative staffing agency that wants the best for you and your career. For starters, our entire team of experts will always have your back. Presentation Designer Contract Chicago - IL Ref #: 49981 Industry: Airlines/Aviation A major global airline is looking for a Presentation Designer with motion and brand design chops for a 6-month contract based in Chicago (hybrid). This is a visual storytelling role on an in-house brand design team, working on the presentations the company puts in front of its biggest audiences — executive keynotes built for conference stages, and sponsorship environments at events like Sundance where the work runs on large-format screens, often on a loop, with no presenter and no narration to lean on. The design language is photography- and design-driven rather than illustrative, so you'll build from a strong brand system and a deep photo library, letting typography, pacing, and composition do the work. If you've ever sat in an audience and thought about how a deck earns attention from the back row, this is that job. You Will: Design executive-level presentations for conference and keynote stages, from narrative structure through final buildDesign sponsorship and event presentations for large-format screens, including looping content built to hold attention without a presenterBring motion into the work — transitions, builds, kinetic typography, and looping sequences that feel native to the brand rather than applied on topTranslate raw content (decks, talking points, data) into clear visual narrativesWork within and extend an established brand system across layout, type, color, and photographyArt direct photography selection, cropping, and treatment to carry the visual loadPartner with brand design, marketing, and event teams on timelines and deliverablesPrepare files to spec for a range of stage and screen formats and resolutionsMaintain templates and reusable components so the team's presentation work stays consistentYou Have:5–8 years designing presentations in-house or at an agency, with a portfolio of executive- or stage-level workAdvanced command of Keynote and PowerPoint — real craft in them, not just familiarity (confirm with client) Motion design capability: After Effects, or equivalent (confirm required tools and depth) Brand design fluency — you can work inside a system and know when to stretch it A photography- and typography-led visual sensibility; this is not an illustration roleExperience designing for large-format and looping screen environments, or clear transferable workAdobe Creative Suite and Figma (confirm with client) Ability to move fast on executive timelines without dropping craftLogistics: Projected Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 6 months
Hours/Week: Full-time (40)
Onsite/offsite: Hybrid in Chicago
Rate: $45-60/hour DOEA major global airline is looking for a Presentation Designer with motion and brand design chops for a 6-month contract based in Chicago (hybrid). This is a visual storytelling role on an in-house brand design team, working on the presentations the company puts in front of its biggest audiences — executive keynotes built for conference stages, and sponsorship environments at events like Sundance where the work runs on large-format screens, often on a loop, with no presenter and no narration to lean on. The design language is photography- and design-driven rather than illustrative, so you'll build from a strong brand system and a deep photo library, letting typography, pacing, and composition do the work. If you've ever sat in an audience and thought about how a deck earns attention from the back row, this is that job. You Will: Design executive-level presentations for conference and keynote stages, from narrative structure through final buildDesign sponsorship and event presentations for large-format screens, including looping content built to hold attention without a presenterBring motion into the work — transitions, builds, kinetic typography, and looping sequences that feel native to the brand rather than applied on topTranslate raw content (decks, talking points, data) into clear visual narrativesWork within and extend an established brand system across layout, type, color, and photographyArt direct photography selection, cropping, and treatment to carry the visual loadPartner with brand design, marketing, and event teams on timelines and deliverablesPrepare files to spec for a range of stage and screen formats and resolutionsMaintain templates and reusable components so the team's presentation work stays consistentYou Have:5–8 years designing presentations in-house or at an agency, with a portfolio of executive- or stage-level workAdvanced command of Keynote and PowerPoint — real craft in them, not just familiarity (confirm with client) Motion design capability: After Effects, or equivalent (confirm required tools and depth) Brand design fluency — you can work inside a system and know when to stretch it A photography- and typography-led visual sensibility; this is not an illustration roleExperience designing for large-format and looping screen environments, or clear transferable workAdobe Creative Suite and Figma (confirm with client) Ability to move fast on executive timelines without dropping craftLogistics: Projected Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 6 months
Hours/Week: Full-time (40)
Onsite/offsite: Hybrid in Chicago
Rate: $45-60/hour DOE

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