What are the responsibilities and job description for the Financial Workbook Contributor position at Alignerr?
About The Role
What if the financial models sitting on your hard drive could be worth more than just historical artifacts? We're paying finance professionals in New York to share real financial workbooks they've built — DCFs, 3-statement models, LBOs, forecasting workbooks, and more.
This is not a build task. We don't want new models, downloaded templates, or reconstructed files. We want real workbooks you own and have permission to share, scrubbed of any confidential or PII data before uploading.
Fully remote, fully asynchronous, paid per accepted submission.
What if the financial models sitting on your hard drive could be worth more than just historical artifacts? We're paying finance professionals in New York to share real financial workbooks they've built — DCFs, 3-statement models, LBOs, forecasting workbooks, and more.
This is not a build task. We don't want new models, downloaded templates, or reconstructed files. We want real workbooks you own and have permission to share, scrubbed of any confidential or PII data before uploading.
Fully remote, fully asynchronous, paid per accepted submission.
- Organization: Alignerr
- Type: Per-Submission Contract
- Location: Remote
- Commitment: Flexible — submit one workbook or many
- Identify a completed financial model you own and have the legal right to share
- Confirm the workbook meets the structural bar: at least 3 named tabs, cross-sheet formula linkage, and a dedicated Assumptions or Inputs tab
- Remove volatile functions (RAND, RANDBETWEEN, NOW, TODAY), external links, and circular references
- Scrub all confidential data, client names, and PII before uploading
- Upload the .xlsx file with a brief description of the model type
- Respond to QA feedback and resubmit with corrections when issues are fixable
- Finance professional with real working models in your history — DCF, 3-statement, LBO, comps, budget and forecasting, portfolio analysis, or unit economics
- Comfortable building in Excel with multi-tab structures, interconnected formulas, and a clean assumptions layer
- Clear on your IP rights — personal work, original models, or files you have explicit permission to share
- Detail-oriented and self-directed — able to review, scrub, and submit without hand-holding
- Models with full 3-statement integration (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow)
- DCF or LBO models with clear driver-to-output traceability
- Workbooks with strong formula density and minimal hard-coding outside the Assumptions tab
- Supporting tabs like data dictionaries, cover sheets, or charts that round out the model
- Multiple distinct workbooks across different model types
- Experience in investment banking, private equity, corporate finance, or FP&A
- Get paid for modeling work you've already done — no new builds, no rewrites, no fabrication
- Fully remote and asynchronous — submit on your schedule, no meetings
- Flat per-submission rate with no cap on how many workbooks you can contribute
- Fast QA turnaround — typically a few business days from submission to decision
- Resubmission is allowed when issues are fixable, so a near-miss isn't a dead end
- Contribute to a growing dataset of real financial artifacts used in cutting-edge AI research
Salary : $40 - $60