Product & Engineering Expert

micro1; United States; Remote; USD 83,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

micro1 seeks a Product & Engineering Expert to remotely reconstruct and polish executive slides in PowerPoint. You will analyze input slides, rebuild them with clear message hierarchy and accurate technical details, and provide plain-language feedback to leaders.

This contractor role emphasizes strong storytelling, data visualization, and rigorous justification of design choices, with 1–2 hour sprint assignments and remote collaboration with clients.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in product management, engineering leadership, or technical program management roles.
• Experience building executive-level PowerPoint presentations for senior stakeholders.
• Advanced Microsoft PowerPoint skills, including content editing and data visualization.
• Strong written communication and attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Receive and analyze images of product and engineering slides.
• Reconstruct slides in PowerPoint with factual accuracy.
• Enhance slide clarity, data visualization, and message hierarchy.
• Edit slide content, layout, and visuals while preserving original intent.
• Document a detailed log justifying improvements or rejections.
• Deliver plain-language feedback to audiences from engineers to executives.
• Participate in project-based sprints, with each assignment typically requiring 1–2 hours to complete

Skills

Product management

Engineering leadership

Technical program management

PowerPoint

Data visualization

Visual storytelling

Executive presentations

Communication skills

Tools

Microsoft PowerPoint

Job description

Role Title: Product & Engineering Expert — PowerPoint Review & Reconstruction

Role Type: Contractor

Location: Remote

micro1 is engaging Product & Engineering Experts to support a project focused on improving the quality and clarity of executive-level business presentations. In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required — your domain knowledge is what matters.

Scope of Work

• Receive and analyze images of product and engineering business slides, such as roadmaps, architectural overviews, and program updates.
• Accurately reconstruct these slides in Microsoft PowerPoint, preserving factual accuracy, domain definitions, and critical caveats.
• Enhance slide clarity, data visualization, and message hierarchy using strong visual storytelling principles and evidence-based titles.
• Edit and improve slide content, layout, and supporting visuals while maintaining fidelity to the original intent and context.
• Document a detailed log for each slide, clearly justifying all improvements as well as any changes deliberately rejected, emphasizing sound judgment in both cases.
• Deliver feedback in plain language for audiences ranging from engineering leads to senior executives.
• Participate in project-based sprints, with each assignment typically requiring 1–2 hours to complete and offering adaptable timing.

Preferred Qualifications

• 3+ years in product management, engineering leadership, or technical program management roles, with deep familiarity in product and engineering contexts.
• Demonstrated experience building executive-level PowerPoint presentations for senior stakeholders or client audiences.
• Advanced skills in Microsoft PowerPoint, including content editing, data visualization, and design best practices.
• Strong critical thinking and attention to detail, especially in defending well-chosen design and content approaches as well as improvement decisions.
• Exceptional written communication skills, able to explain message hierarchy, evidence-supported title choices, and visual selections clearly.
• Industry practitioners and consultants with domain expertise are strongly encouraged; a consulting-firm pedigree is not required.
• Prior experience with AI model training, evaluation, or rubric-writing is a plus, but not required.