What the work involves
You act as the domain authority behind AI-built travel and event tools. That means writing the discovery parameters an AI builder should ask about before it produces anything — routes, party sizes, vendor scopes, budget ceilings — and defining the guardrails that stop it from producing a plausible-looking itinerary with a broken connection or an unfunded deposit. Much of the day is spent inside spreadsheet-style artifacts: checking that a per-person split reconciles, that milestone payment dates precede vendor cutoffs, that validation dropdowns constrain inputs the way a real event tracker would, and that contingency is modeled as a line item rather than assumed away.
The other half is review and sign-off. You read AI-generated outputs against professional standards — travel agency, DMC, and event execution practice — and decide whether they would survive contact with a client. Where they fail, you are expected to say precisely why and what the correct logic is, not simply mark it wrong.
What the platform screens for
- Verifiable operational history. Four-plus years in travel planning, meeting and event coordination, agency operations, or hospitality management. Screeners push on specifics: trip sizes, vendor counts, budget ranges, what broke and how you fixed it.
- Logic translation. Whether you can take a messy real workflow — 40 guests, three cities, two vendors on deposit — and state it as deterministic formulas and validation rules rather than prose.
- Financial discipline. Granular cost drivers over flat per-head estimates, per-person split tracking, 10–15% contingency buffers, deposit-versus-balance schedules.
- Concise professional writing. Guardrails and context notes have to be readable by engineers and other reviewers.
Logistics
Fully remote, contractor engagement of up to roughly 10 weeks. The listing states 40 hours per week with 8 hours of overlap with PST, and weekend on-call availability; it also notes part-time engagement is acceptable, so clarify your intended load early. You need your own desktop or laptop and a stable high-speed connection. Pay is undisclosed on this listing — Turing typically sets an hourly rate at offer stage, and you should treat any figure as observed rather than guaranteed until it is in writing. Process is a Job Interest Form for shortlisted candidates, then a delivery interview.