Remote Corporate Finance AI Trainer (Freelance)

agency; United States; Remote; USD 8,300 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Agency is seeking individuals with knowledge of corporate finance, equity and debt capital markets to challenge AI models on financial topics. You will analyze complex structures, verify accuracy, and document failure modes to improve model reasoning and prompts.

Entry-level candidates with strong analytical skills are encouraged to apply. Remote work is available and compensation is evaluated based on experience and location, with a contractor pay range discussed during offers.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of corporate finance, equity and debt capital markets.
• Experience with financial modeling, valuation methodologies, and market interpretations.
• Understanding of capital structure, M&A, IPO processes and regulatory disclosures.

Responsibilities

• Engage model with corporate finance and market-based scenarios.
• Verify financial accuracy and assess valuations and market interpretations.
• Capture reproducible error traces and provide structured feedback to improve prompts and evaluation frameworks.
• Identify where models oversimplify transactions or misinterpret signals.

Skills

Corporate finance

Equity markets

Debt markets

Financial statement analysis

Valuation methodologies

Capital structure

M&A

IPO processes

Regulatory disclosures

Market dynamics

Financial modeling

Transaction structuring

Pricing strategies

Underwriting

Risk assessment

Macroeconomic impacts

Education

Finance/Economics/Accounting

Job description

Agency is seeking individuals with knowledge of corporate finance, equity and debt capital markets to challenge AI models on financial topics. You will analyze complex structures, verify accuracy, and document failure modes to improve model reasoning and prompts.

Entry-level candidates with strong analytical skills are encouraged to apply. Remote work is available and compensation is evaluated based on experience and location, with a contractor pay range discussed during offers.