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Freelance PowerPoint Designer – Brand Toolkits | Approx. R3,915/Day Before PAYE

RemoteRemoteContractZAR 3,915–ZAR 3,915 /yrPosted 23 days agoHidden Gem · Himalayas

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Required skills

  • PowerPoint
  • Presentation Design
  • Branded Toolkits
  • Editable Presentation Systems
  • Brand Guidelines
  • Typography
  • Layout Design
  • Information Design
  • Client Content Population
  • Brand Consistency

Nice to have

  • Alcohol Brands
  • Drinks Brands
  • Beverage Brands

Role summary

Seeking a freelance PowerPoint Designer with approximately 8 years of experience to create branded toolkits, templates, and editable presentation systems. The role involves translating brand guidelines into practical, easy-to-use PowerPoint layouts, building reusable design elements, and refining content for consistency in typography, imagery, and layout. Experience with alcohol, drinks, or beverage brands is advantageous. The project is remote and estimated to take five working days, split into template development and design refinement stages.

This is a remote position.

About the Project

We’re looking for a PowerPoint designer with extensive experience creating branded toolkits, templates and editable presentation systems.

The ideal freelancer will have around eight years of relevant experience, strong design craft and the ability to turn brand guidelines into practical, easy-to-use PowerPoint layouts.

Experience with alcohol, drinks or beverage brands would be advantageous.

Project Stages

The assignment comprises approximatelyfive working days, split into two stages:

  • Template development — three days:Design the branded PowerPoint template, slide masters and reusable layouts.

  • Client content population:The client will populate the template with content.

  • Design and completion — two days:Refine the populated toolkit, ensuring consistent typography, imagery, layout and overall presentation quality.

The five design days will not necessarily be consecutive. The overall timeline depends on the client’s content delivery.

Responsibilities
  • Translate brand guidelines into a cohesive PowerPoint toolkit.

  • Build editable slide masters, layouts and reusable design elements.

  • Make the template straightforward for the client to populate.

  • Refine supplied content through strong typography, layout and visual hierarchy.

  • Maintain brand consistency across the completed toolkit.

  • Deliver a polished, editable final PowerPoint file.

Requirements

  • Around eight years of relevant presentation or design experience.

  • Advanced Microsoft PowerPoint skills.

  • Extensive experience designing PowerPoint templates and toolkits.

  • Strong typography, layout and information-design skills.

  • Attention to detail and confidence working with client-supplied content.

  • An online portfolio demonstrating relevant toolkit and presentation work.

  • Availability for both project stages.

Alcohol, drinks or beverage-sector experience is advantageous.

Fee and Timing
  • Freelancer day rate:ApproximatelyR3,915 before PAYE.

  • Estimated commitment:Five working days.

  • Estimated total remuneration:R19,575 before PAYE, based on five days.

  • Hourly equivalent:ApproximatelyR489.38 before PAYE, assuming eight-hour days.

  • Start date, deadlines and working arrangement:To be confirmed.

To Apply

Please submit your CV, a link to relevant online portfolio examples and your availability for both stages.

Highlight your experience designing PowerPoint toolkits and any previous work for drinks or beverage brands.

Originally posted on Himalayas

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