Financial Reporting Accountant

What You'll Do7

• Write financial reporting questions and case studies that test a model on revenue recognition, lease accounting, consolidations, fair value measurement and footnote disclosures.
• Build technical memo exercises and SEC reporting prompts tied to real disclosure requirements.
• Review model answers line by line and mark every point where they drift from GAAP.
• Send written feedback that names the specific standard or rule a response missed.
• Work with accounting and engineering specialists to set question difficulty and coverage.
• Rework existing items so each one stays challenging and still teaches something.
• Keep terminology and citation practice consistent across the question bank.

Requirements9

• Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance or a related discipline.
• Hands-on background in financial reporting, SEC reporting or technical accounting.
• Solid command of GAAP and the full financial statement preparation cycle.
• Sharp analytical eye plus clear writing and speaking skills for feedback notes.
• CPA credential, requested with your application.
• Public company or Big 4 experience preferred.
• Exposure to 10-K, 10-Q or 8-K filings, technical accounting work or accounting technology initiatives helps.
• Master's degree in accounting or specialized certifications is a plus.
• Familiarity with AI or technology-driven accounting tools is welcome but not required.

Who Should Apply

Accountants with SEC reporting or technical accounting depth who enjoy explaining why an answer is wrong. Big 4 or public company backgrounds fit well, and a CPA helps. Work is remote and asynchronous, so the role suits people who want project income alongside a current position.

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