Presentation Designer - Visual Storytelling
Posted 2 days ago
infotree global solutionsSan Mateo (CA)
Graphic DesignersGraphic Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Visual DesignerThis role is responsible for developing, designing, and updating presentation decks based on internally provided content. This role will provide visually compelling design tools to help market and present the team’s ideas that align with our organizational goals. This role provides important editing, production, positioning, slide creation, and visual ‘storytelling’ support to project teams through creation and refinement of professional development content / curricula. Key responsibilities of the role include but are not limited to:Use advanced Microsoft PowerPoint skills to develop and enhance marketing materials and presentations. Ensure they articulate a logical storyline and are visually appealing.Elevate and crystallize ideas captured in presentations for compelling visual storytelling and clear communication of subject matter through quality of page layout, composition, and documentationBring visually compelling design solutions to life across a variety of internal and external communications touchpointsEffectively synthesize and summarize complex data and present in a clear and concise mannerCandidate Requirements:Bachelor’s in Graphic Design or similarProficiency in Adobe Suite and Microsoft Office Suite (including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook)Working knowledge of data visualization and metrics highly desired, collating information on data dashboardsStrong writing skills, ability to effectively communicate in bullet pointAbility to develop design concepts and presentations, and incorporating business infographics to represent concepts, patterns in data or informationCreative thinker who is detail-oriented, organized, and enjoys problem solvingExceptional attention to detail in your own work, and the work of othersBe able to follow directions and handle corrections quickly and efficientlyThrive in a fast-paced, dynamic, open, collaborative environment and be able to prioritize tasks across multiple projects in different phases of completion.
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