Financial Reporting Case Development Specialist

ixolabs.ai; France; Hybride; EUR 90 000 - 102 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

IXO is seeking practitioners who can translate audit decisions into AI evaluation cases and build complete narratives with evidence, answers and scoring rationale.

Experience in US GAAP/IFRS, SEC reporting and major accounting firms or corporate reporting is valued. Remote, international engagement with ~40 hours/week at $75–$85/hr USD. Assignment scope and rate are confirmed before starting.

Qualifications

• Five+ years as accountant, controller or audit partner at a major firm or corporation.
• Ownership of reporting, audit or technical-accounting decisions.
• Strong accounting-tool fluency and knowledge of SEC reporting and audit standards.
• US GAAP with ASC guidance or IFRS/ISA experience; credentials preferred: CPA/ACCA/CA.

Responsabilités

• Develop external-audit, internal-audit and SOX scenarios with clear objectives and evidence requirements.
• Prepare financial statements and technical-research exercises involving acquisitions, revenue recognition, leases and consolidation.
• Produce reference memoranda, audit workpapers and control assessments that explain the professional decision, not just the final treatment.
• Write scoring rubrics that recognize good judgment and identify material mistakes.
• Review AI attempts against the complete case and document why omissions or assumptions change the assessment.

Connaissances

Audit experience

Technical accounting decisions

SEC reporting knowledge

IFRS/GAAP knowledge

Formation

CPA / ACCA / CA or equivalent

Outils

SAP

Oracle

Bloomberg Tax

RIA Checkpoint

Consolidation platforms

Description du poste

The opportunity

IXO is seeking practitioners who can translate consequential reporting and audit decisions into useful AI evaluation cases. This work is for people who understand how a conclusion is researched, supported and reviewed in a major accounting firm or corporate reporting function.

Build the complete case

Assignments begin with a financial-reporting or assurance problem and finish with the evidence, answer and scoring rationale another reviewer needs.

• Develop external-audit, internal-audit and SOX scenarios, making the control objective and evidence requirements clear.
• Prepare financial statements and technical-research exercises involving acquisitions, revenue recognition, leases and consolidation.
• Produce reference technical memoranda, audit workpapers and control assessments that explain the professional decision, not just the final treatment.
• Write scoring rubrics that recognize good judgment, identify material mistakes and distinguish uncertainty from a wrong answer.
• Review AI attempts against the complete case and document why particular omissions or assumptions change the assessment.

Experience profile

The ideal applicant has five or more years as an accountant, controller or audit partner at a major firm or corporation, including ownership of reporting, audit or technical-accounting decisions. Strong accounting-tool fluency and knowledge of SEC reporting and applicable audit standards matter to this work.

You may specialize in US GAAP and ASC guidance with PCAOB standards, or in IFRS and ISA practice. Either track is acceptable; expertise in both is not required. Relevant working tools include SAP, Oracle, consolidation and audit platforms, Bloomberg Tax and RIA Checkpoint. Describe the systems you use rather than assuming every assignment uses the same stack.

CPA, ACCA, CA or a comparable credential is strongly preferred. Experience writing training materials or evaluation rubrics is helpful, but is separate from the core professional background.

Engagement and pay

Remote IXO expert work pays $75 $85/hr USD. An indicative workload is approximately 40 hours per week; duration, actual hours, scope and agreed rate will be confirmed before starting. Assignment selection depends on the required specialty and does not guarantee work to every applicant.

Work from public, synthetic or expressly authorized materials. Confidential employer and client records must not be submitted.