PowerPoint Specialist

What You'll Do6

• Write presentation design questions and case studies that push AI models on layout decisions, visual hierarchy, color choice, typography, chart construction and animation timing.
• Review model output against established presentation design practice and visual communication standards, then document where the response falls short.
• Give detailed written feedback on each evaluation so the reasoning behind a score stays clear to the rest of the team.
• Work with design and technical experts to adjust question difficulty and keep the material both challenging and instructive.
• Build template-based scenarios that test whether a model can apply brand and layout conventions in realistic slide contexts.
• Test how models handle data visualization and infographic tasks, including chart selection and the story a slide sequence tells.

Requirements7

• A track record of producing professional PowerPoint decks, backed by solid grasp of visual design principles and clear communication.
• Deep command of Microsoft PowerPoint, including advanced features, animation controls and design tools.
• Strong analytical and written skills, plus close attention to detail when judging someone else's slide work.
• Several years of presentation design experience, ideally spanning corporate, sales, marketing and executive briefing formats.
• Background in design training, brand guideline work or presentation technology projects is welcome.
• Familiarity with data visualization, infographics and slide-driven storytelling helps.
• Exposure to Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, Keynote or Google Slides is a plus.

Who Should Apply

Presentation designers with years of PowerPoint work behind them who can explain why a layout succeeds, not just make one. If you have built decks across sales, marketing or executive briefings and can write that critique down clearly, this role fits.

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