United Talent Agency
Marketing Designer
Los Angeles, CA · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$90k-$110kDetected 93 days ago
FigmaAdobe Creative SuiteCanvaLeadershipPublic Speaking
About the role
- UTA represents the most celebrated artists, creatives, and brands, from icons and legends to next-generation talent.
- Its integrated capabilities span film and television, music, comedy, creators, sports, brands, news, publishing, speakers, theater, and more.
- It is based in Los Angeles with offices in the U.S., London, and Munich.
Responsibilities
- Concept, co-write, design, and deliver narrative-driven presentations that clearly
- Translate business and marketing objectives into compelling visual stories that support
- Partner with marketing, sales, and creator/partnership leads to align on project goals
- Build presentations from the ground up-defining story, structure, and flow while
- Apply strong design fundamentals (typography, color, imagery, layout) to produce
- Proven ability to structure, write, and design compelling presentations end-to-end
- drive business outcomes
- Excellent design fundamentals across typography, layout, color, and imagery
Requirements
- 3-5 years of experience in marketing design, presentation development, or a related
- Strong understanding of marketing fundamentals, with the ability to translate
Nice to have
- experience in gaming, esports, entertainment, or creator ecosystems is a plus
- Experience with Figma a plus
Skills
- group by crafting high-quality, narrative-driven marketing decks that bring complex ideas
- This role blends strategic
- licensing, brand collaborations, joint ventures, and talent / sales opportunities.
- This is a full-time position with benefits and will pay $90,000-$110,000 commensurate with experience and skills.
Compensation
- $90k-$110k
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