Forensic Accountant
Job Description
The opportunity
IXO is seeking forensic-accounting practitioners to evaluate how AI reconstructs financial events and explains its conclusions. The work emphasizes a traceable evidence trail, transparent calculations and a clear separation between an established fact and an allegation.
What you will work on
• Build controlled case files using ledgers, bank records and supporting documents, identifying inconsistencies and questions for further examination.
• Review transaction reconstructions and fraud-scheme explanations for missing steps, unsupported links or double counting of amounts.
• Create damages-calculation examples that make the calculation basis, assumptions and alternative scenarios explicit.
• Assess AI-generated investigation or dispute narratives for consistency with the record, balanced language and an accurate account of uncertainty.
• Write reviewer guidance explaining which evidence supports a finding, what remains unresolved and how a corrected calculation changes the conclusion.
Relevant experience and qualifications
• Highlight relevant forensic accounting, fraud investigation, damages analysis or litigation-support experience.
• Describe your ability to reconcile financial records, preserve a clear source trail and explain calculations to readers without an accounting background.
• Show the care you take in distinguishing financial evidence from legal conclusions and in explaining the limits of an analysis when records are incomplete.
Deliverables
Reconciled transaction schedules, chronology summaries, documented damages examples and structured evaluations of model answers. Another reviewer should be able to follow each material amount back to its stated source and reproduce the calculation. Assignments are training exercises, not expert-witness engagements, legal opinions or investigations of real individuals.
Engagement and pay
This is remote, paid expert work for AI training and evaluation. The advertised rate is $90 – $160/hr USD. Your agreed rate, assignment scope, schedule and expected workload will be confirmed before work begins. Use public, synthetic or explicitly authorized materials; do not submit confidential employer or client information.