Finance Specialist | $100/hr

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codefeastDenver (CO)

Financial Specialists, All Other Other Management Consulting Services

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About the role

Corporate Finance Specialist – RL Environments & Financial Modeling

Experience: Professional Corporate Finance / FP&A Experience

Job Type: Contractor

Location: United States – Remote

Schedule: Flexible / Mostly Asynchronous

Compensation: $100/hour

Role Overview: We are looking for experienced Corporate Finance, FP&A, and Strategic Finance professionals to support a paid project focused on building Reinforcement Learning (RL) environments based on real-world financial analysis and forecasting workflows. You will work with corporate data, build and review financial models, document your decision-making process, and explain your methodology through screen-recorded walkthroughs.

Key Responsibilities: Build and evaluate complex financial models using provided corporate data. Perform financial forecasting, scenario analysis, and strategic analysis. Walk through your methodology using asynchronous screen sharing. Contribute practical finance expertise to the development of RL environments.

Key Requirements: Professional experience in Corporate Finance, FP&A, or Strategic Finance. Strong hands-on experience with financial modeling and forecasting. Experience analyzing corporate financial data and business performance. Strong understanding of budgeting, planning, scenario modeling, and financial analysis. Candidates must be based in the United States. Selection Process Step 1 – Application / Profile Submission Step 2 – Profile Screening Step 3 – Project Qualification / Workflow Review Step 4 – Project Onboarding

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