Restructuring & Distressed Debt Expert
Job Description
The opportunity
Use restructuring experience to examine financing problems where liquidity, creditor priorities and enterprise value interact. Work tests whether AI separates legal process from economic outcomes and explains the assumptions behind a proposed balance-sheet or recovery analysis.
What you will work on
• Create distressed-company cases that connect operating performance, liquidity needs and debt obligations, identifying the immediate constraints on a financing or restructuring proposal.
• Review capital-structure and recovery scenarios, tracing creditor ranking, collateral assumptions and enterprise value through the proposed allocation of proceeds.
• Evaluate explanations of Chapter 11, out-of-court workouts and relevant international insolvency regimes, identifying where jurisdiction or procedural stage changes the analysis.
• Assess AI interpretations of distressed-investing opportunities, proposed financing terms and stakeholder incentives, flagging unsupported certainty about recoveries or transaction outcomes.
Relevant qualifications
• Practical knowledge of restructuring, distressed debt and balance-sheet solutions, including Chapter 11 processes, workouts or international insolvency regimes within your experience.
• Ability to interpret capital structures, review financial assumptions and explain the different interests of creditor groups and other stakeholders. State the situations and jurisdictions you are qualified to assess.
Deliverables
Illustrative restructuring cases, liquidity analyses, recovery waterfalls and annotated model responses. Document the evidence and ranking assumptions, identify legal or factual questions that remain unresolved and explain how alternative valuations or processes could change the result.
Engagement and pay
Remote expert content and AI evaluation work. Advertised pay: $120 – $200/hr USD. The agreed rate, assignment scope, schedule and expected hours will be confirmed before work starts. Use public, synthetic or explicitly authorized material. Keep employer information and client records confidential; assignments do not include live client transactions.