Teresa

Presentation Designer

N26 (Berlin, Germany)

Jan 2026 - Jan 2026 • 0 mos

While working with product and growth teams at N26, I often had to turn complex fintech ideas into simple, clear presentations. One project I remember clearly involved a product launch deck that was filled with technical jargon and dense explanations. The team understood it, but stakeholders didn’t. During our first review, I realized the real issue wasn’t design — it was communication. I worked closely with them to simplify the messaging, breaking everything down into clear, benefit-driven points. I replaced long paragraphs with short, impactful statements and used visuals to support the story. Another challenge was maintaining brand consistency across all slides, which I solved by creating a mini design system before starting. The final deck was not only cleaner but much easier to follow, and it helped the team confidently present their product vision.

Corporate Presentation Designer

Siemens (Munich, Germany)

Sep 2025 - Sep 2025 • 0 mos

At Siemens, I handled high-level corporate presentations, and one challenge that stood out was working with large amounts of technical and engineering data. One particular project involved a strategy presentation where the slides were overloaded with charts, making it hard for executives to focus on key insights. Instead of just redesigning, I stepped back and asked what decisions the presentation needed to drive. That helped me filter out unnecessary data and highlight only what mattered. I redesigned the charts into simple, clean visuals and structured the slides to guide attention step by step. There was also tight internal feedback from multiple stakeholders, so I kept communication clear and iterative to avoid delays. In the end, the presentation became more focused, easier to understand, and far more effective during executive discussions.