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Blink is the user experience firm for the world’s leading companies. We use evidence-driven design to create products that people use, love and remember. With studios in Boston, New York, San Diego, San Francisco, and Seattle, Blink brings two decades of experience to research, design, and strategy for clients such as Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, NASA, Starbucks, and USAA.
This opportunity is a part of Blink's Embedded practice which supports long-term opportunities with some of Blink’s largest client partners.
Duration: On-going
Location: On-site in Bellevue, WA
Overview
- We are seeking a skilled and strategic Presentation Designer to collaborate closely with C-Suite executives on high-stakes presentations. This role requires more than just design finesse—it demands business acumen, narrative thinking, and the ability to distill complex ideas into clear, visually compelling stories.
- What You’ll Do:
- Design Strategic Presentations:
- Create innovative and informative PowerPoint decks tailored for executive-level audiences. Ensure each slide supports decision-making and communicates business insights effectively.
- Work With Branded Assets:
- Apply existing templates and corporate branding consistently across all materials while keeping visuals fresh and engaging.
- Collaborate With Executives:
- Partner directly with leaders to shape and visualize key problem statements, risks, and strategic options.
- Translate Abstract Concepts:
- Quickly grasp evolving business topics and synthesize input from high-level conversations into clear, concise, and impactful slides.
- Visual Storytelling:
- Transform raw data and rough ideas into polished narratives using graphs, charts, and other visual aids.
- Adapt in Real-Time:
- Edit on the fly with stakeholders during meetings or live sessions—maintaining calm under pressure and attention to detail.
- You Are:
- A strong communicator with a sharp ear—able to listen, understand nuance, and reflect that in visual language.
- Proactive and independent—you know how to drive a project forward with minimal direction.
- Exceptionally detail-oriented—precision is your superpower.
- Experienced—your portfolio shows a breadth of polished, professional slides for business audiences.
- Comfortable with ambiguity—thriving when concepts are evolving and not yet fully defined.
Required tools
- PowerPoint
- Excel Pivot Tables
- Adobe Creative Cloud
Blink is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, gender, age, veteran status, political affiliation, sexual orientation, marital status or disability.
Blink UX Seattle, Washington, USA Office
1011 Western Ave, Seattle, WA, United States, 98104
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