AI-Driven Banking Metrics Architect

Obsidian; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Mercor partners with a leading AI research organization to define what excellent work looks like in evaluating AI-assisted banking tasks. You will design task-specific grading criteria and score completed work samples with rigorous, well-reasoned written justifications.

Join a team valuing precise, evidence-based judgment and iterative improvement as you shape bank-quality evaluation standards for complex financial deliverables.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of professional investment banking experience (associate level or above).
• Experience at leading global investment banks or elite advisory boutiques across M&A, coverage, or capital markets.
• Proficiency in three-statement and transaction modeling (DCF, LBO, comps, merger math).
• Exceptionally strong written communication, with the ability to explain exactly why a piece of work does or does not meet the bar.
• Detail-oriented, consistent, and comfortable having your judgment reviewed against peers.
• Prior experience with AI training, evaluation, or human-data projects is a strong plus.

Responsibilities

• Design precise grading criteria for real-world banking deliverables (models, valuations, pitch decks, CIMs).
• Score AI and human work samples against criteria with written justifications.
• Apply consistent, evidence-based judgment so scores are reproducible and defensible.
• Incorporate senior feedback and iterate quickly on your work.

Skills

Investment banking

Financial modeling

Valuation

M&A

Three-statement modeling

DCF modeling

LBO modeling

Comps analysis

Written communication

Attention to detail

Job description

Mercor partners with a leading AI research organization to define what excellent work looks like in evaluating AI-assisted banking tasks. You will design task-specific grading criteria and score completed work samples with rigorous, well-reasoned written justifications.

Join a team valuing precise, evidence-based judgment and iterative improvement as you shape bank-quality evaluation standards for complex financial deliverables.