The Visual Designer will create executive presentations and business visuals, supporting the company's communication and branding. Responsibilities include designing PowerPoint decks, developing templates, and assisting with UI and website design.
About Us:
We are an innovative technology startup focused on transforming professional services through cutting-edge software solutions and deep domain expertise. Our platform automates complex workflows, engaging humans only when needed to maximize efficiency and accuracy. Join us at the forefront of innovation, where your expertise will directly shape the future of professional services.
About the Role:We’re looking for a Visual Designer with a strong understanding of business to help shape how our company communicates visually. This role goes beyond “making things look good”, you’ll design visuals that support business goals, tell clear stories, and influence decisions.
Your primary focus will be PowerPoint presentations and business graphics, with opportunities over time to contribute to website design and product UI.
You’ll work closely with leadership, product, and go-to-market teams to translate complex ideas into clear, polished, and effective visuals.
What You’ll DoCore Responsibilities
- Design executive-level PowerPoint decks for sales, customers, partners, and investors
- Create business visuals (process flows, system diagrams, data visuals, frameworks)
- Help structure presentations so they tell a clear business story, not just slides
- Develop and maintain templates for decks, one-pagers, and internal docs
- Support office and brand design needs (signage, printed materials, internal visuals)
Growth Areas
- Assist with website design and visual updates
- Contribute to UI design for product interfaces and dashboards
- Partner with engineering and product teams on design handoff and iteration
- Help evolve the company’s visual and brand system
Design Skills
- Strong visual design fundamentals (layout, hierarchy, typography, color)
- Advanced experience with PowerPoint
- Proficiency in Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, or similar tools
Business Mindset (Important)
- Strong understanding of business concepts (strategy, go-to-market, metrics, workflows)
- Experience designing for executive audiences
- Ability to turn complex or abstract ideas into clear visuals
- Thinks in terms of outcomes, clarity, and persuasion, not just aesthetics
- Background in business, consulting, finance, or startups
- Experience working with leadership teams
- Exposure to product or UX design
- Familiarity with Webflow or design systems
- Direct exposure to leadership and strategic initiatives
- High impact on how the company communicates and presents itself
- Opportunity to grow into web and product UI design
- Ownership over business-critical visuals, not just marketing assets
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