Graphic Designer (Remote | $70–$120/hr)

Editorial, Deck & Document Designer (Remote | $70–$120/hr)

Position: Editorial, Deck & Document Designer

Type: Full-Time

Compensation: $70–$120 per hour

Location: Remote

About the Opportunity

Join a leading AI research project as an Editorial, Deck & Document Designer. Apply your professional expertise in presentation design, editorial layout, typography, information design, and print production to improve AI-generated creative outputs.

You will develop real-world design tasks, produce reference deliverables, evaluate AI-generated presentations and documents, and establish quality standards for AI training data.

Key Responsibilities

• Create challenging, real-world presentation and document design tasks, including executive summaries, brand books, brochures, and other commercial materials.
• Produce reference deliverables in editable source formats.
• Evaluate AI-generated presentations, documents, and infographics for grid consistency, typographic hierarchy, chart accuracy, page setup, bleed, and print colour.
• Provide clear, actionable written feedback to improve AI model performance.
• Develop evaluation guidelines, rubrics, and quality checks for layout and typography.
• Conduct technical checks on slide files and PDFs.
• Collaborate with research teams and other subject matter experts to improve training data consistency and accuracy.

Required Qualifications

• 5+ years of professional presentation, editorial, or document design experience for agencies, studios, consultancies, publishers, or commercial clients.
• Expert proficiency in PowerPoint and browser-based presentation tools, including master slides, custom templates, and chart tools such as think-cell.
• Advanced Adobe InDesign skills for multi-page documents, including master pages, paragraph and character styles, grids, baseline alignment, long-document features, and print packaging. Affinity Publisher experience is also acceptable where professional work has been delivered.
• Working proficiency in Figma and Illustrator for brand systems, diagrams, icons, and vector charts.
• Hands-on print prepress experience, including bleed, trim, safe areas, folds, dielines, imposition, Pantone and CMYK specifications, press proofs, and PDF/X exports.
• Proven experience creating executive chartbooks, board or investor presentations, infographics, and data visualisations.
• Ability to use chart selection and typography effectively to communicate complex information.
• Proficiency with editable source files and delivery formats, including .pptx, .key, browser-based slide tools, .indd, .idml, .ai, .fig, .afpub, and print-ready PDFs.
• Professional experience using generative AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot in PowerPoint, Gamma, Beautiful.ai, Adobe Firefly, Canva Magic Design, or Midjourney.
• Ability to evaluate AI-generated design outputs and distinguish strong results from superficially convincing ones.
• A public portfolio or reel showcasing shipped professional work.
• Availability for at least 40 hours per week during weekdays.
• Strong written communication skills and the ability to explain creative decisions clearly.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with Keynote for presentation design.
• Background in consultancy visual graphics, presentation agencies, brand and annual report studios, publishing, or corporate communications and investor relations design teams.
• Experience developing design evaluation frameworks and technical quality checks.

Compensation & Engagement

• Compensation: $70–$120 per hour.
• Full-time W-2 employment through Cincinnatus LLC.
• Remote work within the United States.
• 40 hours per week, with weekday availability required.
• Cincinnatus LLC serves as the employer of record and handles payroll, benefits, and employment compliance.
• Opportunity to work directly within a leading AI lab's extended workforce.

Application Process

1. Submit your application with an updated resume.
2. Provide your location and relevant professional experience.
3. Share a public portfolio or reel showcasing shipped presentation, editorial, or document design work.
4. Participate in an interview or evaluation to discuss your design expertise and professional workflows.
5. Walk through your portfolio and explain your design decisions, layout approach, and production processes.
6. Complete any required verification and onboarding steps.