Financial Accuracy & Tax Logic Expert (AI Community)
telus • Remote, Europe, MENA
Education
Not stated
Type
Hourly
Pay Rate
$20–$50/hr
Listed
205d ago
About this role
From the telus listing
About the Role: At TELUS Digital, we are training AI to handle the world's most sensitive data: finances. As a Financial Accuracy Specialist, your job is to make sure AI models understand the "rules of money." You will review AI-generated financial statements, tax advice, and expense reports to ensure they are mathematically perfect and follow local accounting laws. You are the "Human Auditor" who makes sure the AI doesn't make costly financial mistakes. What You’ll Do : Statement Auditing: Review AI-generated balance sheets and P&L statements to ensure the math balances perfectly. Tax Logic Verification: Check if the AI is applying the correct tax rates and rules for your specific country (e.g., VAT in Europe or Zakat in the Middle East). Expense Categorization: Train the AI to correctly "tag" expenses (e.g., distinguishing between a "Travel Expense" and a "Capital Asset"). Fraud Detection Training: Help the AI recognize "weird" patterns that might look like double-billing or suspicious financial activity.
Requirements
- Must be eligible to work in one of: Remote, Europe, MENA
- Fluent proficiency in English (Written & Verbal)
- Reliable high-speed internet connection
Why this role
AI labs pay $20–$50/hr for a Financial Accuracy & Tax Logic Expert (AI Community) because getting Business nuance wrong in a training set is expensive to fix later. That's what this rate is pricing in.
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