Finance AI Researcher (FP&A, Accounting)

Posted 2 days ago

halluminateDenver (CO)

Financial Specialists, All Other Other Management Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100/hour

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About the role

🚀 Company Description: Halluminate is an applied AI and data company working with frontier Labs to train Financial Services Super Intelligence. We do this by building high quality computer and tool-use RL (Reinforcement Learning) gyms to train AI agents that do work across financial services verticals.

📋 Role Description: Halluminate is looking to hire part-time Financial Services Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) with experience in FP&A or Accounting roles. The responsibilities of this role include: Helping the team identify and prioritize roadmap based on real world IB/PE experience Creating "training materials" for AI systems (ex. modeling exercises, powerpoints, etc.)Designing “problems” to test state of the art AI agents Working with frontier engineering/research teams to implement and evaluate AI systems on real world financial services work

Necessary Skills Include: Attention to detail Exceptional ability in core finance workflows across powerpoint and Excel Organization and ability to own deadlines Willingness to learn technical concepts in machine learning, AI, data, and engineering🌆 Location Fully Remote Compensation Hourly: $100/hour - $200/hour Bonuses paid out for above average performance or stellar contributors If interested please apply here: https://www.halluminate.ai/experts

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