Finance Professional for AI Workflow Evaluation

Lead rapid, domain-grounded evaluations of finance tasks and workflows to confirm they reflect real professional practice in public finance and empirical policy. This is a time-sensitive, high-engagement Finance Sprint beginning within 24 hours and running intensively over the following week, with confidential and varying task content.

• Review individual finance tasks and workflows for professional realism, clarity, scope, and internal consistency.
• Assess whether task inputs, context, and expected workflows match how work is actually performed in your domain.
• Identify missing assumptions, ambiguous instructions, unsupported requirements, impractical constraints, and material edge cases.
• Flag tasks that are too broad, too generic, or unlikely to produce meaningful signal of real finance capability.
• Provide concise, structured written feedback and targeted recommendations to improve task realism.
• When needed, cross-check task logic with trusted domain peers to maintain consistency and a high bar across the sprint.

• Practitioner track: 5 to 12 years of relevant professional experience.
• Senior reviewer track: 10 to 18 years of relevant professional experience.
• Relevant backgrounds include public-sector finance, municipal credit, public pensions, fiscal policy, applied economics, or empirical finance.
• Strong quantitative reasoning, with fluency in financial or econometric analysis.
• Ability to assess evidence quality, methodological choices, causal claims, and policy interpretations.
• Excellent written communication, able to explain not only whether something is correct, but why.
• High attention to detail and sound professional judgment.
• Experience reviewing analysts, approving work, designing controls, or setting quality standards is especially valuable for the senior track.

• Location: Remote.
• Employment type: hourly engagement.
• Sprint timing: starts within 24 hours of posting, intensive engagement over the next week.
• Availability requirement: apply only if you can remain actively involved for the sprint period, and respond to project updates within the same day.
• Task cadence and duration: some tasks require multi-hour sessions, typically around 2 to 4 hours, and may need completion in one sitting.
• Communication: keep Slack notifications on and respond to questions, feedback, and updates during the day.
• Selection and placement: offers are first-come, first-served, and exact task content is confidential and may vary during the sprint.

$115 to $150 hourly.

• Apply as soon as possible, because selection is first-come, first-served.
• If selected you must be ready to begin within 24 hours and remain active for the sprint week.
• Selected participants will receive task instructions and coordination via Slack, and must complete assigned reviews and provide structured feedback in line with the sprint schedule.