I've spent twenty years making sure people never notice the system working. That's exactly what AI needs right now.
I'm Robert Pitchersky — twenty-plus years running high-stakes service, training staff to a precise standard, and being evaluated against a rubric on every shift. I'm now bringing that discipline to customer support, AI operations, and model training. Based in Atlanta, GA.
Same question, new domain
Hospitality and AI both ask: can you get this exactly right, over and over, for someone who's never satisfied with "close enough"?
Where the skills were built
Fine dining, hotel operations, and large-scale events — every role graded on precision and guest outcome.
Building the AI side, deliberately
Coursework
Currently working through [add specific course name(s) and provider here, e.g. "Generative AI for Everyone" — DeepLearning.AI] to build formal grounding in how these systems work.
Hands-on practice
Regular hands-on user of AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT — comfortable evaluating outputs, spotting inconsistencies, and explaining what the model can and can't do in plain language.