Excel Specialist
Pubblicato il 10-08-2026 - YO IT CONSULTING in Italia
Job Description
Role Title: Excel Specialist
Role Type: Contract
Location: Remote
Scope Of Work
Design and simulate challenging, realistic business scenarios that require expert-level use of Excel, PowerPoint, and Word, mirroring tasks from your professional experience.
Engage in structured, multi-turn conversations with an LLM, presenting complex document-related prompts and evaluating AI-generated deliverables.
Create and review Office documents (.xlsx, .docx, .pptx), assessing two AI-generated solutions against professional standards and selecting the preferred output.
Document feedback and provide detailed, side-by-side preference data to inform AI model improvements, focusing on quality, accuracy, and business relevance.
Contribute domain-specific insight across multiple industries and business functions, ensuring the data collected covers diverse, real-world use cases.
Communicate clearly and thoughtfully in both written and verbal formats to ensure precise understanding and actionable feedback for the AI training team.
Preferred Qualifications
Minimum 3+ years of professional experience working in Fortune 500 environments using Excel, PowerPoint, and Word on high-impact business projects.
Demonstrated expertise in creating complex models, reports, analyses, and presentations across various industries such as finance, healthcare, tech, consulting, or retail.
Background in business roles such as private equity associate, investment banking analyst, junior consultant, FP&A; analyst, HR, or marketing strategist, with hands-on involvement in deal or project work.
Proficiency in designing use cases reflecting functions like strategy, operations, sales, marketing, finance, or HR.
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with a keen eye for detail and clarity in articulating feedback.
Experience interacting with LLMs or writing long-form prompts for AI tools is a strong plus.
Strong analytical mindset and ability to evaluate nuanced differences in d