[Hiring] Home-Based Presentation Designer @DCX

Role Description

The DCX Client Services - Home-Based Presentation Designer will work as a full-time employee for a growing business based in the United States. This role owns the design, organization, and ongoing evolution of presentation materials across the creative team.

  • Produce a wide range of deck formats, including:
    • RFP responses
    • Client lookbooks
    • PowerPoint presentations
    • Pitch decks
    • Capabilities decks
    • One-pagers
    • Business review materials
  • Serve as the creative team's Figma liaison.
  • Help build and maintain a well-structured presentation library.
  • Collaborate with Sales, Marketing, Account Management, and Leadership teams.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, Fine Arts, Marketing, or a related field preferred.
  • 3–5+ years of professional experience in presentation design, graphic design, visual communications, or a related creative role.
  • Strong verbal, written, and English communication skills.

Requirements

  • Strong presentation design and visual storytelling skills.
  • Excellent understanding of visual hierarchy, composition, typography, pacing, and brand consistency.
  • Strong organizational skills with the ability to maintain structured presentation libraries and design assets.
  • Excellent communication and collaboration skills with internal stakeholders and leadership.
  • Strong attention to detail and commitment to high-quality design output.
  • Advanced proficiency in presentation and design tools, particularly Figma, PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Adobe Creative Suite.
  • Experience creating client-facing presentations, pitch decks, RFP responses, lookbooks, capabilities decks, and business review materials.
  • Strong understanding of presentation storytelling, visual hierarchy, typography, layout, and pacing.
  • Experience building reusable templates, modular slide systems, and presentation libraries.
  • Knowledge of brand systems and the ability to maintain consistency across multiple presentation formats.
  • Experience working with DAM systems such as Air is an advantage.
  • Ability to manage multiple projects with competing deadlines.
  • Strong research skills with the ability to identify presentation trends and competitor best practices.
  • Excellent ability to communicate design decisions and confidently participate in stakeholder reviews.

Benefits

  • Industry-leading salary packages
  • Permanent work-from-home setup
  • Company equipment provided
  • Government Mandated Benefits Employer Share
  • Internet stipends upon regularization
  • HMO Coverage upon regularization (with an option to enroll as early as Day 1)
  • PTO credits and service incentive leaves
  • Major spring and winter company live events
  • Monthly employee appreciation virtual events
  • Company-provided career skills training courses
  • A company culture focused on your personal and professional growth
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