Clearwater Analytics (CWAN)

Presentation Designer

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Remote or Hybrid

Hiring Remotely in New York, NY

Senior level

Remote or Hybrid

Hiring Remotely in New York, NY

Senior level

The Presentation Designer will create structured and clear PowerPoint presentations from complex content for senior stakeholders, ensuring high quality and consistency. Responsibilities include building templates, supporting materials for board and client meetings, and managing multiple workstreams efficiently.

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Clearwater is hiring a Presentation Designer to support CEO, executive, client, and sales communications across the business.

This role is responsible for turning complex, often unstructured content into clear, high-quality PowerPoint presentations. You will work directly with senior stakeholders to bring clarity, structure, and consistency to how we communicate across the business.

This is a hands-on production role. The focus is speed, clarity, and execution.

What You’ll Do

Turn rough inputs (notes, emails, drafts, existing slides) into polished executive-ready presentations

Structure complex content into clear, logical flows with strong hierarchy and messaging

Simplify complex topics (investment data, risk, product, workflows) into clean, digestible visuals

Improve clarity and flow without changing core intent

Ensure consistency across presentations in how Clearwater shows up in the market

Build and maintain templates and reusable slide components

Support high-priority deliverables including board materials, client presentations, product launches, and sales narratives

Operate at speed across multiple workstreams with tight timelines

What We’re Looking For

5+ years of presentation design and PowerPoint-heavy production experience

Advanced PowerPoint skills (this role lives in PowerPoint)

Strong storytelling instincts and ability to structure content clearly

Experience working with complex, data-heavy or B2B content

High attention to detail and visual hierarchy

Comfortable working directly with senior stakeholders

Ability to prioritize, simplify, and execute quickly

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