Investment Banking Specialist

About the Job Investment Banking Specialist Location: Remote Engagement Type: Hourly Contract Compensation: $90–$100/hour About the Opportunity This opportunity is for experienced Investment Banking professionals interested in contributing to advanced AI evaluation and training projects. You will apply your expertise in M&A, capital markets, valuation, and deal execution to help develop enterprise-level financial scenarios, evaluation frameworks, and reference solutions that improve the capabilities of next-generation AI systems. The work focuses on real-world Fortune 500 transaction environments, including mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, leveraged finance, and strategic advisory engagements. Ideal Qualifications • Bachelor's degree or higher in Finance, Economics, Accounting, Business, or a related field. • 5+ years of experience in Investment Banking, M&A Advisory, Capital Markets, or Leveraged Finance. • Experience at a bulge-bracket bank, elite boutique, or major financial institution. • Strong expertise in financial modeling, valuation, deal execution, and transaction analysis. • Proficiency with tools such as Bloomberg, Capital IQ, FactSet, Excel, and financial modeling platforms. • Deep understanding of DCF, Comparable Company Analysis, Precedent Transactions, and LBO modeling. • Excellent analytical, communication, and presentation skills. Responsibilities • Design enterprise-level investment banking scenarios based on real-world M&A and capital markets transactions. • Develop tasks involving valuation, financial modeling, deal structuring, and transaction execution. • Create reference pitch books, valuation analyses, board presentations, and deal recommendations. • Apply investment banking methodologies including DCF, trading comparables, precedent transactions, and LBO analysis. • Evaluate financial outputs for accuracy, completeness, and professional quality. • Author detailed rubrics that distinguish senior-level banking judgment from basic financial analysis. • Collaborate with project teams to improve AI performance on complex investment banking workflows. Preferred Qualifications • Experience executing Fortune 500 M&A transactions, capital raises, or strategic advisory mandates. • Direct exposure to board presentations, regulatory reviews, due diligence, and transaction negotiations. • Experience developing financial training materials, modeling frameworks, or transaction documentation. • MBA, CFA, or other advanced finance credentials. • Familiarity with AI evaluation, financial content review, or data annotation projects. Project Details • Fully remote and flexible schedule. • Independent contractor engagement. • Opportunity for ongoing project extensions based on performance and project needs. Compensation • Competitive compensation of $90–$100/hour. • Weekly payments. • Independent contractor engagement. Application Process Easy Apply on LinkedIn. Check Email for Next Steps. Participate in Resume Evaluation & Interview Stage.

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