AI jobs

Drafts the outline of a company AI use policy with sections, plain-language rules and questions for legal review, as a starting point.

Drafts twelve discovery call questions for a first meeting with a client who wants AI help, grouped by goal, data and risk.

Edits an AI-written draft so claims are checkable and the voice matches yours, flagging every fact you must verify before publishing.

Rewrites your resume bullets to match an AI job posting honestly, one line each, marking where a number or result is missing.

Rewrites your past experience into the vocabulary of US AI job postings without adding skills or results you do not have.

Writes a one-page freelance proposal for an AI project with scope, deliverables, timeline and price blanks, without promising results.

Writes a one-page product brief for an AI feature, with problem, users, success measures and risks, marking what is still unknown.

Writes a ten-minute demo script for an AI product with timed scenes, what to say and a fallback if the live demo fails.

Writes clear labeling guidelines with definitions, edge cases and examples that data labelers can apply the same way every time.

Writes a 90-second spoken answer to why you are switching careers into AI, built only from facts you give, with two variants.