Communications Designer

OverviewAs Communications Designer at Salesforce, you translate complex ideas into accessible, brand-aligned visuals for a cross-functional PSO creative team. You will own end-to-end design across web graphics, slides, and campaign assets, collaborating with editors, video producers, and strategists. You'll apply content hierarchy to storytelling, maintain brand consistency, and advance our design standards in a fast-paced, remote environment. This role offers a meaningful impact on customer journeys and the evolution of our style and templates.

Compensation / Benefitsmedical, dental, visionmental health supportpaid parental leave401(k)employee stock purchasing programResponsibilitiesDeliver accessible, user-centered design across multiple formats (web graphics, slides, assets)Own end-to-end design from intake to handoff and QAApply content hierarchy to storytelling across editorial, video, and product contentCollaborate with strategists, editors, video producers, and stakeholders to realize conceptsTranslate stakeholder goals and user research into visual artifactsMaintain and evolve Salesforce brand across touchpointsPrioritize multiple design projects and deadlines in a remote, fast-moving settingProvide design feedback, mentor designers, and shape team standardsKey requirements5+ years in graphic design or related fieldStrong portfolio demonstrating dynamic design rooted in content strategy and UXExpertise in Adobe Creative Cloud, Figma, Google SlidesBranding expertise across digital, print, slideware, social, motionExcellent communication and collaboration; proactive in sharing workExperience on a collaborative creative team with cross-functional partnersAbility to manage multiple deadlines autonomously in a remote, asynchronous environmentProven experience leading design projects with contractors and providing actionable feedbackExperience mentoring other designersDegree or equivalent experienceexcellent communicationcollaborationproactivity in sharing workAdobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)FigmaGoogle Slides