U.S. Tax Workflow Evaluator · micro1 micro1 · 35-110/hr · remote in US · 2w ago 35-110/hr remote in

bentureBrooklyn (NY)

$35–$110/hr

U.S. Tax Workflow Evaluator · micro1 micro1 · 35-110/hr · remote in US · 2w ago 35-110/hr remote in

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bentureBrooklyn (NY)

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U.S. Tax Workflow Evaluator | $35–$110/hr | Remote (U.S.) MICRO1 is seeking a detail-oriented finance specialist to evaluate and assess U.S. tax workflows. In this contractor role, you will review tax-related processes, apply structured rubrics, and provide expert feedback to help improve AI-driven financial tools and systems.

Key Responsibilities: Review and evaluate U.S. tax workflows for accuracy, completeness, and compliance Apply standardized rubrics to assess data quality and process integrity Identify errors, inconsistencies, or gaps in tax-related documentation and outputs Provide clear, structured feedback using Google Workspace tools Collaborate with internal teams to refine evaluation criteria and improve workflow standards Required Skills & QualificationsStrong financial literacy with a solid understanding of U.S. tax filing processes Experience with data review and quality assessment Ability to apply rubric-based evaluation frameworks accurately and consistently Proficiency in Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive) High attention to detail and strong written communication skills Compensation & DetailsRate:$35–$110/hr (based on experience and task complexity)

Type: Contractor (flexible, project-based)

Location: Fully remote — U.S.-based candidates only This is an excellent opportunity for tax professionals, accountants, or finance specialists looking to contribute to cutting-edge AI development while working on a flexible schedule.

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