AI Tutor - Tax

Overview

This role applies tax expertise to help train an AI system to reason accurately through complex tax issues. You will evaluate sophisticated scenarios across individual, partnership, and corporate taxation, guiding how the model interprets and applies statutory authority, Treasury Regulations, IRS guidance, and judicial precedent.

Responsibilities

• Use proprietary software to provide labels, annotations, and inputs on tax-related projects.
• Select problems in your area of tax expertise and provide rigorous solutions, explanations, and critiques of model responses.
• Deliver high-quality curated data that reflects accurate, well-supported application of tax law.
• Collaborate with technical staff to refine annotation guidelines and improve tools used for tax data.
• Interpret and follow evolving instructions while maintaining precision and adaptability.

Basic Qualifications

• 3+ years of professional experience in individual, partnership, or corporate taxation, gained through public accounting, national or regional tax practices, specialized advisory firms, or comparable industry roles.

Preferred Qualifications

• CPA license in good standing.
• Advanced experience in one or more of the following areas:
  • Corporate tax (e.g., mergers and acquisitions, international tax concepts)
  • Partnership tax (e.g., Subchapter K, allocations, basis, restructurings)
  • Individual tax (e.g., high-net-worth individuals, flow-through entities, planning considerations)
• Familiarity with financial reporting for income taxes (ASC 740) and the interaction between tax and financial reporting.
• Strong written communication in English, including experience drafting or reviewing technical tax memoranda, tax planning analyses, or tax controversy positions.
• Proficiency with authoritative tax sources and professional tax research platforms.
• Teaching, training, or mentoring experience in taxation topics (individual, partnership, corporate tax, or tax research).
• Contributions to professional thought leadership (e.g., publications, presentations, firm guidance, or externally published tax commentary).

Location and Other Expectations

• Tutor roles may be offered as full-time, part-time, or contractor positions, depending on role needs and candidate fit.
• For contractor positions:
  • Hours will vary based on project scope and contractor availability; no fixed commitments are required.
  • On average, most projects may involve at least 10 hours per week to achieve deliverables effectively, though this is not a fixed commitment and depends on scope of work.
  • Contractors have full flexibility to set their own hours and determine the exact amount of time needed to complete deliverables.
• Tutor roles may be performed remotely from any location worldwide, subject to legal eligibility, time-zone compatibility, and role-specific needs.
• For US-based candidates: unable to hire in the states of Wyoming and Illinois at this time.
• Visa sponsorship is not available.
• For those working from a personal device, the computer must be a Chromebook, Mac with MacOS 11.0 or later, or Windows 10 or later.

Compensation and Benefits

• US based candidates: $45/hour - $75/hour depending on factors including relevant experience, skills, education, geographic location, and qualifications.
• International candidates: information will be provided during the recruitment process.
• Benefits vary based on employment type, location, and jurisdiction. For eligible U.S. based positions, benefits include health insurance, 401(k) plan, and paid sick leave. Specific details will be provided during the interview process.