Senior Corporate Graphic Designer
Description
Engagement: W8BEN Independent Contractor
Hours: Monday to Friday 40hrs/ week
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
? Independently manage your own queue, priorities, and deadlines in Asana; deliver polished work on tight deal timelines.
? Own the design of OMs, BOVs, and executive-level presentations end to end, within Greysteel brand standards.
? Translate complex commercial real estate data into clear, credible visuals for institutional investors and lenders.
? Partner directly with advisors and their teams, turning rough input into finished, on-brand materials on tight deal timelines.
? Produce capital-raise and financing packages, investor pitch decks, and market presentations; build reusable branded templates.
? Own final visual QA, chart accuracy, image treatment, file organization, and delivery; resolve design issues independently.
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
? Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Graphic Design or a related discipline preferred.
? 3+ years of professional graphic design experience, including end-to-end ownership of complex deliverables, preferred.
? Experience producing OMs, BOVs, capital-markets decks, and institutional presentations strongly preferred.
? Commercial real estate experience strongly preferred (capital markets, investment sales, finance, or data center/infrastructure).
? Able to work independently with a team across time zones; advanced Adobe InDesign and PowerPoint skills required.
QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS
- PowerPoint
- Adobe Creative Suite
- Brand Consistency
- Institutional Presentations
- Problem Solving
- Deadline-Driven Turnaround
- Data Visualization
TOOLS YOU WILL USE
- Photoshop
- Illustrator
- InDesign
- Asana
- Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Teams, Excel Charts, Sharepoint, Word, PowerPoint)
- Buildout
PORTFOLIO REQUIREMENTS
3 relevant examples, with a brief explanation of what you personally did:
- A multi-page document showing interior pages—not only the cover.
- A corporate or investor presentation.
- A data-heavy page, chart, table, or before-and-after redesign.