I've spent the last 8 years designing presentations for founders, executives, speakers and teams across startups, global companies and growing businesses. Some clients come to me for one important deck. Others have worked with me for years across investor presentations, sales decks, keynotes, internal communications and reusable presentation systems.
On Upwork I am Expert-Vetted, which places me in the top 1% of presentation designers on the platform, with a 5.0 rating across 336 completed projects and a 100% Job Success score. That track record has earned the trust of large international companies as well as founders and speakers around the world.
What keeps those relationships going is that I do more than make slides look good. I take time to understand the idea, the audience and the decision the presentation needs to influence. Then I work through the structure, simplify what is complex and design every slide around a clear purpose.
01 Design backed by engineering thinking
My background is in mechanical engineering, which shaped the way I approach design.
I naturally look for logic, structure and cause and effect. When a presentation is complicated, I break it down, identify what matters and rebuild it into something people can understand quickly.
That combination of analytical thinking and visual design is especially useful for technical, financial, strategic and data heavy presentations where clarity matters as much as aesthetics.
02 Working directly with clients
I work directly with the people behind the presentation.
That might mean helping a founder make an investment story clearer, working with an executive team on an important business presentation, supporting a keynote speaker preparing for the stage or building a presentation system that an entire company can use.
Over time, many of those projects turn into long term relationships because I learn how the client thinks, how their business communicates and what good looks like for their audience.
03 Using AI without losing the thinking
AI has become part of how I work, but not a replacement for judgment or design.
I use it to make the process faster and more capable. It can help me explore ideas, organize complex information, refine content, analyze large amounts of material and build systems that make presentation creation more scalable.
I also experiment with custom AI workflows and skills that can understand brand guidelines, presentation structures and design logic, allowing teams to generate stronger first drafts while keeping a consistent visual system.
The important part is knowing where AI helps and where human judgment still matters.
Storytelling, hierarchy, taste, context and understanding how an audience will actually experience a presentation still require intentional design decisions.
The way I see presentation design
A presentation is not a collection of slides.
It is a sequence of decisions about what people should see, understand and remember.
That is the part of the work I care about most.