Powerpoint Designer

PowerPoint Designer£40,000 to £45,000Fully Remote

**This role is being dealt with by Jayke Annan - to ensure efficiency in your application process, please direct all queries to him. **

There’s nowhere to hide on a 30 foot screen.

Every misaligned element, every clunky transition, every uninspired chart gets magnified. When the lights go down and the keynote kicks off, your slides are no longer background decoration. They are the show.

You’ll understand the power of clean, compelling presentation design. You’re someone who knows how to shape stories visually, communicate complex ideas clearly, and make even the driest technical content look sharp, smart and completely professional.

You will work directly with event producers and corporate clients, taking on briefs and building out design themes and messaging. Sometimes you will have detailed direction. Other times, you will help shape the story from the ground up. Either way, you will turn content into a seamless visual experience that looks just as good in a boardroom as it does on a 50-foot conference stage.

You’ll also need to think practically. How will this look from the back of the room? Will the lighting obscure that side panel? Is anything critical sitting where the podium will block it? You will ask the right questions, and then design accordingly.

You'll need:

• Strong PowerPoint design skills with a portfolio to prove it
• Experience creating charts, graphs and technical visuals
• A great eye for layout, pacing, transitions and screen flow
• An understanding of how presentations are used in live and corporate events
• Confidence working directly with clients and interpreting varied briefs

You'll be fully remote, so you can work from wherever you work best. But you will be part of a team that values creativity, clarity and collaboration. You will be supported, trusted and given room to bring your best work to life.

If this sounds like a fit, apply below.

I’ll respond to every application.

Because when the stakes are high and the room goes dark, the right slides make all the difference.