Management Consultant Expert- Remote
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yo ai labsCoatesville (PA)
Management AnalystsOther Management Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job DescriptionManagement ConsultantJob Type: ContractorLocation: Remote – United StatesJob OverviewWe are seeking experienced Management Consultants to support an AI-focused project. You will apply your consulting expertise to create, review, and evaluate strategic analyses, executive presentations, and client-ready deliverables.No prior AI experience is required.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop consulting-style case analyses, client communications, and executive presentations.Create client-ready decks, executive summaries, strategy memos, and recommendations.Develop high-quality reference outputs aligned with consulting best practices.Evaluate AI-generated content for structure, clarity, logic, and actionable insights.Develop rubrics to assess consulting deliverables and communication quality.Identify common issues such as weak structure, unclear messaging, and excessive detail.Collaborate with project stakeholders to refine deliverables and requirements.Required Qualifications3+ years of experience at a top-tier consulting firm such as McKinsey, Bain, BCG, or similar.Strong experience creating executive-ready decks and strategic recommendations.Expertise in structured problem-solving frameworks such as MECE, Pyramid Principle, and issue trees.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Strong executive writing and presentation skills.Exceptional attention to detail and structured thinking.Ability to evaluate consulting work and provide actionable feedback.Preferred QualificationsMBA or Master's degree preferred.Experience developing evaluation rubrics or reviewing consulting deliverables.Strong proficiency in executive communication and presentation development.
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