Principal Visual Communications & Presentation Designer

Our mission is to power prosperity around the world. Intuit is the global financial technology platform that helps consumers and small businesses prosper.

We create products and tools that help people manage their money, grow their businesses, make informed financial decisions, and build confidence in their financial lives. We are known for products including Quick Books, Mailchimp, Turbo Tax, and Credit Karma.

At our core, we are deeply customer-obsessed, relentlessly focused on solving our customers’ most important problems, and tenacious about delivering profound benefits that help them prosper.

To predict the future, we must create it—and at Intuit, that is exactly what we are doing.

The CEO Transformation Office is a high-impact organization reporting directly to the CEO. Its mission is to mobilize the company around what matters most, shape the market, and accelerate Intuit’s transformation into the world’s leading global financial platform and system of intelligence.

The organization sits at the intersection of strategy, storytelling, creativity, and execution. We bring together communications, narrative development, creative disciplines, and flagship experiences to ensure Intuit shows up with clarity, consistency, and conviction. Our work helps employees, customers, partners, prospects, media, and investors understand Intuit’s strategy, priorities, and future direction.

Joining the CEO Transformation Office means contributing to some of the company’s most visible and mission-critical initiatives, partnering with senior leaders across the business, and helping define how Intuit’s strategy is understood and experienced by the world.

Intuit is seeking a Principal Presentation & Visual Communications Designer to help leaders turn complex ideas into clear, compelling, and exceptionally crafted visual stories.

Executive presentations are at the heart of this role. Working primarily in Keynote and Google Slides, you will partner directly with directors, vice presidents, and executive leaders to shape how they communicate strategy, business performance, product direction, and organizational priorities to internal and external audiences.

You will often begin before there is a clear brief or coherent story—with extensive written content, disconnected imagery, complex data, competing perspectives, or an emerging leadership point of view. Your responsibility is to help uncover the essential message, understand the audience, establish the narrative, and personally design the work through final delivery. This requires more than making information look better: it requires determining what matters, what can be simplified, and how the story should unfold without losing accuracy or meaning.

This is a hands-on, principal-level individual-contributor role for someone who combines exceptional contemporary design craft with editorial judgment, business fluency, and the ability to build trust with senior leaders. You bring substantial experience working inside a large, complex company and understand how to move consequential creative work through a corporate environment.

Your creative practice extends beyond slides. You bring strong original graphic design, sophisticated information design, and hands-on motion capability, with the judgment to use each in service of the story. As a creative peer and leader through influence, you will contribute your own expertise, challenge familiar approaches constructively, and raise the standard of the broader team.

• Shape the story with leaders
• Partner directly with directors, vice presidents, executives, and their communications and business teams to clarify the audience, essential message, and intended outcome of a communication.
• Lead…