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Powerpoint Specialist - Remote

London
Posted about 7 hours ago
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Job Description

Role Title: Powerpoint Specialist

Role Type: Contract

Location: Remote

Scope Of Work

  • Design and initiate realistic, complex business tasks relevant to professional PowerPoint, Excel, and Word use, simulating scenarios from Fortune 500 environments.
  • Collaborate with an advanced language model (LLM) to discuss, edit, and create Office Open XML files, especially focusing on .pptx formats.
  • Assess and compare two LLM-generated deliverables per task turn, selecting the most accurate and effective result based on quality dimensions.
  • Create prompts and tasks that would typically require substantial business acumen and multi-hour effort to accomplish without AI assistance.
  • Engage in structured, four-turn conversations with the LLM, offering feedback and preferences after each round.
  • Document observations and recommendations to improve LLM handling of real-world business documents.
  • Provide expertise in handling cross-functional use cases such as reporting, presenting, analyzing, and proposing within various industries and business functions.

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  • Minimum 3+ years of recent experience working on complex projects within Fortune 500 companies or top-tier consultancies.
  • Advanced skills in PowerPoint, with significant exposure to Excel and Word, and a strong track record in professional business document creation and review.
  • Demonstrated ability to develop and execute projects in sectors such as finance, healthcare, consulting, tech, or retail and across functions like strategy, operations, sales, marketing, finance, or HR.
  • Experience crafting realistic business scenarios and workflows for use in modeling, reporting, and executive presentations.
  • Comfortable communicating in-depth, both in writing and verbally, and adept at formulating clear, actionable feedback.
  • Prior engagement with LLMs or AI-powered tools is highly desirable, especially in iterative, conversational formats.
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Skills

Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
Office Open XML
Prompt Engineering
Business Analysis
Executive Presentation
LLM Evaluation
Business Acumen
Technical Writing
Reporting
Strategic Planning

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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