Presentation Assistant - Afternoon shift
Via agency · Randstad Hungary
Budapest
Our partner is a market-leading multinational retail network operating within the fast-paced FMCG sector. As a Presentation Assistant, your main responsibility will be translating defined trend directions, food concepts, and sales performance data into visually captivating presentations, guides, and theme plans.
Tasks
- Review historical sales data and trend outputs to help compile annual theme plans and harmonized trend needs.
- Turn approved trend directions into engaging, high-impact PowerPoint presentations, stakeholder-facing trend decks, and visual guides.
- Analyze current sales figures, licensing performance, and external food forecasting reports to formulate initial observations and recommendations.
- Coordinate inputs, maintain updated visual materials, and deliver finalized outputs to internal departments and international stakeholders.
- Reliably complete assigned trend activities within set guidelines and escalate decisions requiring management approval.
Conditions & benefits
Competitive CompensationPrivate supplementary health insurance packageHealth & Well-beingPredictable hybrid work setupHome Office allowanceProfessional DevelopmentStructured onboarding, continuous learning, and transparent career progression within an international FMCG environmentModern CultureInspiring team culture with state-of-the-art office infrastructure and equipment
Requirements
- 1--2 years of experience in visual communication, marketing support, trend coordination, or creative execution within an agency or corporate/retail environment.
- Advanced proficiency in MS PowerPoint is essential; solid baseline understanding of MS Office to read and interpret sales reports.
- Strong aesthetic sense and visual storytelling skills combined with numerical precision and analytical thinking.
- Professional business proficiency in English (verbal and written) and fluent Hungarian.
- Flexibility to work an afternoon schedule (13:00 -- 21:00) to ensure daily overlap with US counterpart teams.