Design enterprise and SMB sales presentations and artifacts, create a scalable template system, and develop AI automations using Claude. Provide ongoing support and visual polish as teams self-serve. The role requires strong visual design judgment, a human-centered approach, and availability for at least 20 hours per week initially and ongoing across three days each week.
We are building a Slides & Sales Artifacts Factory and are looking for a designer who has experience creating enterprise and SMB level sales presentations and artifacts (must-have). We want a strong human touch, paired with the ability to set up AI automations using Claude. The plan is to first build out a solid template system, then layer in automations that let the team self-serve when creating their own presentations — with you available for support and polish along the way.
Requirements
- Proven experience designing enterprise and SMB-level sales presentations and artifacts (must-have)
- Strong visual/design sensibility, with a genuine human touch that goes beyond template assembly
- Comfortable working with or learning to set up AI automations using Claude
- Able to build a scalable template system from scratch
- Available for ongoing support and polish as the team self-serves off the templates
- Available at least 20h/week for the first 3-4 weeks
- Available 20h/week on an ongoing basis, across three days a week
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