Management Consultant

Overview We’re looking for an experienced Management Consultant to help train AI models. You’ll test the newest models on business problems from your own practice, judge what they produce with a consultant’s eye, and tell us exactly where they hold up and where they fall apart. This is a new and fast-growing area, focused on teaching AI to think like a top-tier strategy advisor. The models can already generate polished-looking slides and reports. What they can’t yet do reliably is tell a sharp recommendation from a generic one. Your judgment, standards, and written rationale become the signal that shapes the next generation of AI business tools.

What you’ll actually do Write client-style briefs from engagements you know well (a market-entry assessment, a competitive landscape, a due diligence memo, a cost-reduction plan) and run them through AI models. Review each response like an associate’s work before it reaches a partner: problem framing, structure, analytical rigor, insight, storyline, and whether it answers the client’s question. Flag concrete issues such as unsupported claims, faulty numbers, buried recommendations, or vague AI-sounding conclusions, and explain your reasoning. Compare responses head-to-head and pick the one you’d put in front of a leadership team. Problems draw on whatever you know best: Strategy: market entry, growth, portfolio, and competitive positioning. Market research: sizing, competitor benchmarking, and customer segmentation. Leadership communications: board decks, steering-committee updates, and one-pagers. Operations and transformation: process redesign, PMO, and program management. Transactions: commercial due diligence, deal advisory, and investment theses.

Roles this fits Common backgrounds: Strategy Consultant, Management Consultant, Deal Advisory Consultant.

What we look for Fluency in English (native or bilingual level). Professional experience in management consulting, strategy, PMO, or deal advisory. Experience at a top s