Financial Modeling Specialist - Remote

Job Description Backed by YC (W25), We are growing quickly and hiring modeling talent to support the evolution of their data labeling infrastructure. Role: Financial Modeling Specialist (Contract) Type: Contract (hourly) Hours: 30–35 hours/week Rate: $30–$35/hour (with flexibility for exceptional candidates) Location: Remote (global applicants welcome; LATAM & EU time zones preferred) The rate offered by the company will follow market trends for the location the candidates reside in. 💼 What You’ll Do Create complete end-to-end financial or business models used to train AI systemsReview and refine models created by other analysts for structure, clarity, and effectivenessCollaborate with internal teams to improve modeling frameworks and best practices(Optional) Provide feedback and mentorship to other contributors, including hopping on calls to support junior team membersParticipate in regular working sessions with the Theta team to refine modeling standards 🎯 Who We’re Looking For Strong breadth of modeling experience—across industries, use cases, or company typesHigh agency: self-starter, comfortable building from vague instructionsBackgrounds may include:Investment BankingPrivate EquityFP&A / Strategic FinanceCorporate Finance / ConsultingAccounting + Modeling hybridsExcel/Google Sheets power usersBonus: experience with labeling, structured data work, or AI training data 🧪 Application Process Intro Call: A brief call with the team to align expectationsTake-Home Assignment: ~2-hour modeling task to assess structure, logic, and clarityReview & Feedback: Meet with the team to discuss your approachStart Contract Work: If successful, you’ll join the team on an hourly basis, starting at ~30–35 hrs/week 🌍 Other Details Flexible Hours: Work whenever you’re most productive. Time zone overlap is appreciated but not requiredGlobal Talent Welcome: LATAM and EU preferred for time zone convenience, but we’re open Supportive Environment: We respect your local holidays and offer autonomy in how you structure your work