Full Time
$800/month
40
Aug 21, 2026
// The work
We make financial research videos. You build the data layer underneath them: pulling the numbers, cleaning them, and turning them into charts and information design that titles, thumbnails, and scripts get built on.
Most of this job is code. You'll be scraping SEC filings, hitting APIs, wrangling messy financial data into something structured, and producing charts from it. If you can't write the prompt that gets the data, this role won't work.
You don't need to be a finance expert. You need to be fluent with data and fast at learning. We teach you the rest.
/// What you'll do
Pull data from filings, APIs, and the web — write the scraper, handle the pagination, deal with the garbage formatting.
Clean and structure it. Reconcile inconsistencies across sources and periods.
Build charts and information design from it. Not screenshots of spreadsheets — designed visuals.
Dig into a trend and figure out what's actually in the data. Come back with a finding, not a dump.
Help shape the angle: what's the story, and why should anyone care.
Chase answers on your own. Come back with progress, not just questions.
/// What we need
Python and pandas. Comfortable, not "I did a course." You've built things.
Real scraping experience — requests/BeautifulSoup/Playwright, whatever you use. You've dealt with sites that don't want to be scraped.
You can produce a chart in code (matplotlib, plotly, D3, Observable — your choice) and you have taste about how it looks.
SQL is a plus. JavaScript is a plus. Working with financial data is a plus.
High agency. You move without being told. You go one layer deeper than asked.
Clear written English. We work async.
We can teach the domain. We can't teach agency, and we're not teaching you to code.
/// Not for you if
Your data work stops at Excel.
You need a BI tool to make a chart.
You need every task fully specified.
You go quiet when you get stuck.
/// To apply
Start with the word CADMIUM so we know you read this far.
Then do this, it should take you under an hour:
Pick any US-listed company. Pull its last 8 quarters of revenue from its SEC filings — by code, not by hand. Make one chart from it. Send us the code and the chart.
We don't care if the chart is beautiful. We care that the data came out of a script you wrote, and that the chart makes one point clearly.
Also tell us: one thing you taught yourself recently, and how.
We read applications that follow these steps. We skip the ones that don't.