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Accelerize 360

Brand & Infographic Designer

Dallas, TX · On-site

Data-led infographics. For LinkedIn, blog posts, customer stories, and partner co-marketing. You'll build a library of templated formats - "data point + insight," "before/after," "process flow ...

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Ladgov Corporation

Senior Designer - Creative

Washington, DC · On-site

$72K - $99K/yr

Overview The Senior Graphic Designer (Creative & Infographics Lead) manages the creative development and visual innovation aspects of TAS communications. This role focuses on conceptualizing new ...

Ladgov Corporation

Senior Designer - Creative

Washington, DC · On-site

$73K - $100K/yr

Overview The Senior Graphic Designer (Creative & Infographics Lead) manages the creative development and visual innovation aspects of TAS communications. This role focuses on conceptualizing new ...

BCS Allegient

Senior Specialist

Washington, DC · On-site

$100K - $135K/yr

Design technical infographics, data visualizations, diagrams, presentation graphics, fact sheets, executive materials, web graphics, and digital/print communications for a federal emerging building ...

Hendall Inc

Digital Content Creator

Rockville, MD · On-site

$90K - $110K/yr

The role blends writing, graphic design, and web/content production to develop publications, web pages, infographics, social graphics, e-newsletters, and templated assets that translate technical ...

Rough Country

E-com Marketplace Specialist

Dyersburg, TN · On-site

$51K - $70K/yr

Design and create compelling infographics, lifestyle imagery, and A+ Content that communicate product value propositions and drive sales. Ensure Amazon Brand Stores are up-to-date and optimized. Data ...

Hendall Inc

Digital Content Creator

Rockville, MD · On-site

$90K - $110K/yr

The role blends writing, graphic design, and web/content production to develop publications, web pages, infographics, social graphics, e-newsletters, and templated assets that translate technical ...

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How much do infographics jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 21, 2026, the average hourly pay for infographics in the United States is $26.90, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.95 and $31.25 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Infographics position, and why are they important?

To thrive in an Infographics role, you need strong graphic design abilities, data visualization skills, and a good grasp of storytelling, often supported by a degree in graphic design, visual communications, or a related field. Expertise in design software such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and tools like Canva or Tableau is typically required, and certifications in graphic design or data visualization can be advantageous. Attention to detail, creativity, and the ability to communicate complex information clearly are key soft skills for standing out. These competencies ensure that visual content is both attractive and effective in conveying information to diverse audiences.

What is an Infographics job?

An Infographics job involves designing visual representations of data, information, or complex concepts to make them more engaging and easier to understand. Professionals in this role use graphic design tools and data visualization techniques to create charts, graphs, and other visuals for reports, presentations, websites, and marketing materials. They often work closely with content creators, marketers, and analysts to ensure the accuracy and clarity of the information presented. Strong design skills, creativity, and an understanding of storytelling through visuals are essential for success in this field.

What does a typical day look like for someone working in Infographics?

A typical day for an Infographics professional involves collaborating with content writers, data analysts, and marketing teams to identify core messages and relevant data, then designing visual representations that effectively communicate these insights. You may spend time researching topics, preparing layouts, revising drafts based on feedback, and ensuring visual consistency with brand guidelines. The role often requires managing multiple projects simultaneously and balancing creativity with accuracy. This dynamic work environment offers opportunities to continuously learn about new topics and technologies while contributing to the production of engaging and informative content.

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Brand & Infographic Designer

Brand & Infographic Designer

Accelerize 360

Dallas, TX • On-site

Full-time

Posted 2 days ago

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Job description

I. Role Overview
Our writers turn projects into stories. You make those stories spread.
When an A360 implementation results in "70% faster service response, $X recovered, 4 weeks to live," you're the person who turns those numbers into something a CFO would forward - an infographic that shows the before-and-after, a deck slide that gets pulled into someone else's pitch, a LinkedIn graphic that gets reshared with the comment "this is exactly what we're trying to do.
This role exists because we have meaningful data and outcomes that aren't traveling far enough. The writer creates the words. The web designer owns the platform. You make the work shareable everywhere else.
II. Primary Responsibilities
  • Data-led infographics. For LinkedIn, blog posts, customer stories, and partner co-marketing. You'll build a library of templated formats - "data point + insight," "before/after," "process flow," "competitive comparison" - so the writer can request a new one with a one-line brief, and you can ship it the same week.
  • Sales decks and presentations. Sales decks, partner co-marketing decks, executive presentations. You understand that a slide isn't done when it's beautiful; it's done when it actually persuades.
  • Social and digital design. Site design, LinkedIn graphics, blog hero images, email newsletter visuals, paid campaign assets. Brand consistency across everything the team ships externally.
  • Event visual identity. Booth and lounge concept work for events such as Dreamforce, Shoptalk, and Snowflake Summit, including visual identity & owned-event branding. Working with our growing marketing team and our global design team for production.
  • Brand consistency. Across the writer's words, the video producer's videos, and the web designer's pages. You're the connective tissue - not a brand cop, but the person who makes sure A360's look and feel reads the same whether someone sees us on LinkedIn, at Dreamforce, on our website, or in a sales presentation.
III. Ideal Qualifications
  • Ability to experiment with new formats and tools. New visual formats, new distribution channels, new AI-generated visual workflows - you try them, ship them, and can point to what worked, what didn't, and what changed. This isn't a side hustle for you; it's how you make a company's work more memorable and how you help sellers close business.
  • 5-8 years in B2B brand design with a strong data visualization or infographic portfolio across online channels. We need to see the work, not hear about it.
  • Strong typographic sensibility - you can make data look interesting without making it look busy. "More charts" is not your default move.
  • AI fluency in design: Figma + AI plugins, Image generation tools such as Midjourney for ideation, ChatGPT or Claude for asset generation and copy iteration. You've integrated AI into your daily workflow. Bonus if you've built a Claude Skill or Custom GPT, or shipped AI-generated visuals in a real client project - we want people who build with AI strategically, not just use it.
  • Sales deck design experience - you understand the difference between "make this slide pretty" and "help this slide persuade."
  • Digital design chops to step up and contribute concepts on sites & microsite projects, ebooks, or even the odd email.
  • Digital design chops to step up and contribute concepts on sites & microsite projects, ebooks, or even the odd email.
  • Scope judgment and turnaround discipline. You can move fast on tactical assets (infographics, single social posts) when the brief calls for it - and you know when a piece of work needs days or weeks to be right (event visual identity, brand system extensions, major deck rebuilds). Speed and quality aren't opposed for you, and you communicate scope realistically up front.
  • Comfortable with our async, distributed workflow - most communication in Google Chat, Jira, and on-screen video calls.

IV. Bonus points
  • Salesforce, Snowflake, or broader cloud-ecosystem visual design experience
  • Experience turning complex ideas into Interactive Demos or Experiences in Figma
  • Experience with emerging design formats. Conversation design, AI-generated images and video, Claude Design or Canva expertise, Synthesia Avatars - tools that could make A360 memorable in new ways.
  • Animation in After Effects (motion graphics infographics that pair with the video producer's work)
  • Illustration or hand-drawn elements as part of your portfolio (used judiciously)
  • Worked at a B2B agency or in-house at a B2B SaaS company where you owned brand consistency
  • Experience working with distributed or global design production teams (we have one for execution overflow)

You'll report to the VP of CX & Marketing, joining our growing marketing team. Day-to-day, you'll work with the writer for content briefs, the web designer on brand system extensions, the video producer on motion graphics handoffs, and our global design team for production overflow.
Tools we'll provide: Figma, Adobe Creative Cloud, Envato, AI subscriptions of your choice, and access to our brand asset library.
We're remote-first. We don't care where in the US you sit, but to maximize overlap with the team and customers, EST or CST is preferred. You'll be comfortable collaborating with our global team. We care that you're enjoying the work, and what you create makes our customers and partners want to talk about us.
V. Application Requirements
  • A short note in your voice about a piece of visual or brand work you're proud of - what the constraint was and what you decided
  • Portfolio focused on data visualization, infographics, and sales decks if possible
  • A 2-minute Loom or write-up describing your current design workflow and how you've integrated AI tools
  • Your LinkedIn profile URL

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