Tax Producer

Who You Are:

• You have a recognized accounting designation (CPA, CA, etc.)
• 3-5 years of U.S. tax experience, ideally in public accounting. Experience can include any of the following: C corps, flow throughs, individual/estate/trust/gift
• Tax enthusiast: You are comfortable explaining tax in an easy to digest way. If you don’t know it—you can research and learn it quickly. You don’t need to be an expert in every topic, but instead be able to synthesize the expertise of our guests to create something accurate and uniquely interesting in professional learning.
• Critical thinker: You enjoy being able to use your judgment to decide which tax topics we should tackle, and the best way to present the information.
• Collaboration and prioritization come easily to you: This role will require balancing multiple stakeholders, schedules, and team members and input. You will work closely with LumiQ hosts, to build each episode collaboratively.
• Organized and detail-oriented: Because this role has multiple podcasts on the go at any given time, you’ve developed processes and strategies to stay extremely organized. You see updating the project management tracker as a key to success rather than an annoying administrative duty. When it comes to the accuracy of the content you will be creating, you are confident in your abilities to ensure everything is factual, while being digestible and enjoyable at the same time.
• Proactive: You do not sit around, waiting to be told what to do. You are great at anticipating problems before they happen and love to suggest ideas on how to make things better.


If you think your experience is most of the way there we’d still love to meet you!

What You'll Be Responsible For:

• Like any start up, you will be expected to wear many hats, but your main duties will revolve around tax learning and content creation. Our focus on the Technical Content team is currently on tax, accounting, and audit content applicable to both Canadian and US markets.
• As you progress in the role, your scope of duties and responsibilities will grow. In the beginning, your main responsibilities will include:


Develop Content:
• Research and pitch tax topics for episodes
• Find, schedule, prep, and coordinate appropriate guests for each topic, with support from the Production Coordinator
• Create interview prep materials, including providing foundational research to support the interview and drafting interview questions for episodes
• Support other hosts during interviews by keeping track of time, providing interesting follow-up questions, fact checking information, and monitoring for audio quality. We call this “live producing”
• As you complete onboarding, you will work towards hosting your own episodes (don’t worry we will provide training!) You should feel comfortable with the idea of being in front of a microphone.
• Review raw audio and make edits from a content perspective (prior audio editing experience not required), ensuring the content is engaging, concise, and achieves intended learning objectives
• Write copy for each episode. Because this is an educational podcast that is only available on our platform, this will include: episode descriptions, quiz questions, speaker bio, glossary terms, visual aid, etc.
• This role will require being open-minded to new ways of doing things, experimenting with new processes and systems, collaborating and providing feedback on what is and isn’t working. Every week may look a little different as we continue to rapidly scale!