Travel Expert - Remote
yo ai labsNew York (NY)
About the role
Travel, Hospitality & Culinary Expert — Power Point Review & Reconstruction Role Type: Contractor
Location:
Remote
Engagement: Flexible, Project-Based
Job Summary:
We are seeking Travel, Hospitality & Culinary Experts to review and reconstruct professional business presentations. You will use your industry knowledge and Power Point expertise to improve slide content, visual storytelling, data visualization, and overall presentation quality.
No prior AI experience is required.
Key Responsibilities:
Review and analyze slides related to travel, tourism, hospitality, and culinary industries.
Reconstruct and enhance slides using Microsoft Power Point.
Improve layouts, charts, visuals, data presentation, and content clarity.
Validate industry terminology, definitions, assumptions, and context.
Strengthen message hierarchy and visual storytelling for executive audiences.
Document key changes and the reasoning behind presentation decisions.
Complete assignments within flexible, sprint-based project timelines.
Required Skills:
Microsoft Power Point
Slide Reconstruction
Presentation Design
Data Visualization
Visual Storytelling
Content Editing
Critical Thinking
Attention to Detail
Written Communication
Travel & Tourism
Hospitality
Culinary / Food & Beverage
Qualifications:
3+ years of experience in travel, tourism, hospitality, culinary, or food and beverage.
Advanced Power Point and presentation design skills.
Experience creating or reviewing professional or executive presentations.
Strong written communication, content-editing, and analytical skills.
Good understanding of industry terminology and business concepts.
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines.
AI training or evaluation experience is a plus, but not required.
Project Details Work Arrangement:
Remote
Engagement: Contractor / Project-Based
Schedule:
Flexible
Typical Assignment: 1–2 hours per slide
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