Senior Graphic Designer – CCB Communications, Consumer Banking

About this role

JOB DESCRIPTION

The Consumer & Community Banking (CCB) Communications team is seeking a senior graphic designer with deep expertise in executive presentation design and visual storytelling. This role supports high-impact communications across CCB with a primary focus on Consumer Banking and materials that advance JPMorganChase’s consumer banking strategy.

This role is centered on executive presentation design for high-stakes moments. You will be responsible for shaping and designing presentations used in critical leadership forums, strategic reviews and internal‑ and external‑facing events. Success in this role requires strong narrative judgment, visual rigor and the ability to distill complex information into clear, persuasive and executive-ready stories. PowerPoint is the primary tool used to deliver this work but the core requirement is excellence in executive presentation design regardless of medium.

As a key member of the CCB Multimedia Center of Excellence, you will partner closely with communications, editorial, brand and business stakeholders to deliver visually compelling, on-brand assets that inform, influence and drive alignment among senior audiences.

Job responsibilities

• Serve as a lead executive presentation designer for CCB Communications, owning the visual design, structure and storytelling of presentations used in high-stakes leadership forums and internal‑ and external‑facing events
• Partner with communications strategists and business stakeholders to translate complex narratives, data and strategy into clear, persuasive and visually refined executive presentations
• Shape presentation narratives through layout, hierarchy, pacing and visual storytelling to support decision-making and audience understanding
• Design high-quality visual assets across presentations, web, video, social media and email with executive presentations as the primary focus
• Own the design process from concept through final delivery ensuring alignment with co...