Any
$5-$10
20
Mar 12, 2026
Overview
We are seeking a strong financial analyst to assist with reviewing financial statements for companies we are evaluating for potential investment.
The work involves analyzing financial statements, organizing financial data in Excel, identifying trends, and assisting with financial projections. The businesses we review typically generate $1M–$20M in revenue, so the ability to quickly interpret financial performance is important.
This role is ideal for someone with a background in finance, accounting, or financial modeling.
This position can lead to ongoing work for the right candidate.
Responsibilities
You will assist with:
• Reviewing Profit & Loss Statements, Balance Sheets, and Cash Flow Statements
• Organizing 3–5 years of historical financials into Excel
• Performing trend analysis on revenue, margins, and expenses
• Identifying non-recurring expenses and financial adjustments
• Assisting with 3–5 year financial projections
• Performing ratio and financial performance analysis
• Preparing short written summaries of findings
Required Skills
• Strong understanding of U.S. financial statements and accounting terms
• Strong Excel / Google Sheets skills
• Ability to work with financial models
• Strong attention to detail
• Clear written English
Preferred Experience
Candidates with experience in the following areas will stand out:
• Financial modeling
• Accounting or finance education
• Business valuation
• M&A or acquisition analysis
• EBITDA / SDE analysis
• Working capital analysis
Compensation
Typical hourly range:
$5 – $10 per hour depending on experience (potential for increase based on performance)
There is opportunity for consistent ongoing work as we review new businesses regularly.
To Apply
Please include:
1. Your experience analyzing financial statements
2. Your Excel skill level
3. An example of financial analysis or modeling work
4. A video introducing yourself
Shortlisted candidates will be asked to complete a short financial analysis test.
**Please include the word “EBITDA” at the beginning of your application.
Quick Question
A company’s revenue increased 15% year-over-year, but net profit declined.
What are three possible reasons this could happen?