Graphic Designer - Marketing and Communications

GreyB is a research and intelligence firm. We help Fortune 500s, deep-tech startups, and leading

R&D teams understand complex technology landscapes — patents, emerging technologies,

competitive movements, and innovation trends — and turn that into intelligence that drives real

Good design is how that intelligence reaches the people who need it. Job Title: Visual Communication Designer

Job Type: Full-Time

You'll work directly with our technical researchers, analysts, and the sales and marketing team.

You'll design long-form reports that Fortune 500 decision-makers actually read, infographics

Research & report design

Design long-form research reports, whitepapers, and intelligence publications: layout,

typography, data visualizations, and cover design

Work with researchers to understand the findings before opening any design tool. Turn raw data — tables, numbers, comparisons — into charts, diagrams, and visual

Marketing & content design

Create visual assets for LinkedIn, blogs, newsletters, and other marketing channels,

consistent with GreyB's brand across formats

Design presentation decks for sales and thought leadership use

Build reusable templates so the broader team can produce on-brand content without design

Coordinate with technical researchers to identify the core insight before any design work

Canva, Figma, Adobe — use

software stack.

Design thinking: matter, and design around them. Visual brand consistency: You can make a LinkedIn graphic, a 40-page report, and a sales deck

Long-form content experience: before and understand how visual hierarchy keeps a reader moving through dense content.

curious about technical content, willing to ask questions, and precise enough that your designs

You can explain your design choices in plain terms. 'Experience & background

People who've worked in B2B research, consulting,

publishing, editorial design, or content marketing for technical or enterprise audiences tend to

2–4 years of design experience in a professional setting

Portfolio work that includes data visualization, long-form content design, or editorial work

Experience collaborating with researchers, analysts, or sales and marketing teams

A data visualization or infographic built around a complex dataset or research finding

A piece where you simplified technical or niche content for a broader audience

A brief note on a specific design decision you made and the reasoning behind it

Visual polish matters less than that.

Research-first culture; Direct exposure to Fortune 500 clients and intelligence work that shapes real R&D and

Room to build and own the visual design function as the team grows