PowerPoint Specialist

What you'll do

You write and perform presentation jobs a real office worker might face: turning a rough outline into a branded deck, fixing a messy layout, adding a chart, setting speaker notes, applying transitions, or exporting to the right format. Each task gets a written description in SuperAnnotate and a screen recording of you completing it in PowerPoint. The footage and notes become training data for AI models that operate software.

Who fits

• Hands-on Microsoft PowerPoint experience with layouts, themes, charts, tables, animations and exports
• English at B2 or higher
• Ability to prepare files, images and templates beforehand and record a clean run
• An eye for what a realistic business, education, sales or reporting deck needs
• Design, marketing, admin or finance backgrounds are named as useful extras

Applicants are accepted from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan only.

What it pays

The listing states up to $15 an hour, with no minimum given. It is an hourly contract, so you are paid for tracked active time. SuperAnnotate's company page covers payout through Deel and the time-tracking rules; this listing states no payment terms of its own.

Worth knowing

Good:

• Everyday office skills are enough; no degree or years of experience are listed
• You choose task scenarios that match your own strengths
• Hourly pay, per the ad

Less good:

• "Up to" $15 an hour is the lowest figure in this batch, so check your effective rate after setup and recording time
• You need PowerPoint itself and a recording setup of your own
• Hours and task volume are not stated

About this listing

Read from the SME Careers jobs board on 27 October 2026. The ad does not give a project start date. The hiring steps (recorded AI interview, Deel contract, paid bootcamp) are described on the company page. See SuperAnnotate.