PowerPoint Motion Designer

International Flight Operations Academy is a leading institution dedicated to training and developing skilled professionals for the aviation industry. We focus on providing comprehensive education and practical experience to ensure our graduates are well-prepared for the challenges of global flight operations. Our commitment to excellence and innovation drives us to seek out talented individuals who can contribute to our dynamic environment.

Create highly visual, animated PowerPoint presentations for aviation and technical training. Transform complex technical concepts into simple, intuitive visual stories. Use Morph, Zoom, Motion Paths, masking, cropping, layering, and advanced animation techniques to create seamless sequences. Develop camera-like movement, object transformations, and visual transitions within PowerPoint. Create diagrams, simulations, and visual explanations rather than relying heavily on text. Design learning experiences where visuals progressively build an understanding of a concept. Research unfamiliar technical subjects independently and translate your findings into accurate visual explanations. Work with the instructional/content team to refine concepts while maintaining creative ownership of the visual solution. Build presentations that remain fully editable and professionally structured in PowerPoint. Develop reusable animation techniques, visual systems, and presentation assets. Create content for training presentations, animated explainers, educational videos, and digital learning materials.

Advanced PowerPoint Skills: You should be comfortable using PowerPoint as a design and animation tool, not just as a presentation application. You should have strong knowledge of: Morph transitions Zoom / Summary Zoom / Section Zoom Advanced object animation Motion Paths Animation sequencing and timing Layering and object positioning Masking and cropping techniques Shape manipulation Custom diagrams and illustrations Scale and depth Object transformations Progressive reveals Complex multi-step animation sequences Slide-to-slide visual continuity Experience creating sophisticated animation entirely within PowerPoint is highly desirable. Visual Storytelling: You should be able to take a simple idea such as: Aircraft Hot Day High Airport Lower Air Density Reduced Performance Longer Takeoff and turn it into a compelling visual sequence without filling the screen with paragraphs of text. You should understand: Visual hierarchy Composition Spatial storytelling Timing and pacing Continuity between scenes Information flow Scale and perspective Visual metaphors Progressive disclosure Learning through visual demonstration We want someone who can make the audience see why something happens, rather than simply tell them. Creativity: We are particularly interested in candidates who can develop unexpected solutions using familiar tools. For example, we want to see work that makes someone think: How did they do that in PowerPoint You should enjoy experimenting with: Unusual animation techniques Creative transitions Visual illusions Simulated camera movement Layered scenes Dynamic diagrams Transformations Scale-based storytelling Creative use of shapes and objects A beautiful template is not enough. We are looking for creative construction and visual problem-solving. Research & Technical Understanding: You will occasionally be given a topic that you have never worked with before. You should be comfortable with: Researching the subject independently. Finding reliable and authoritative sources. Understanding the underlying concept. Identifying what is visually important. Converting the information into an accurate visual explanation. Checking your work for technical accuracy. Aviation knowledge is not mandatory, but the ability to understand technical subjects and communicate them visually is essential. Candidates with aviation, engineering, science, education, e-learning, or technical communication experience may find this particularly relevant. Who Can Apply: We are not primarily looking at years of experience. A candidate with 12 years of experience and an exceptional portfolio can be a stronger candidate than someone with 5 years of conventional presentation-design experience. We are interested in demonstrated skill in: PowerPoint + Animation + Visual Thinking + Storytelling + Research Students, recent graduates, freelancers, motion designers, presentation designers, graphic designers, instructional designers, and self-taught creators are welcome to apply if they can demonstrate the required skillset. Portfolio Is More Important Than Your Resume: Your portfolio should demonstrate what you can actually build. We would particularly like to see: Advanced PowerPoint presentations Animated explainers Educational or training content Infographics or technical