Trade Finance Specialist
Job Description
The opportunity
Use trade-finance experience to create expert content about how goods, documents and payments move between trading parties and financial institutions. Assignments define the instrument, transaction facts and governing rules so you can assess the obligations and risks accurately.
What you will work on
• Create letter-of-credit and documentary-collection scenarios, tracing the parties, required documents and conditions relevant to a payment or acceptance.
• Review guarantees and standby-credit examples, checking that AI explains the undertaking and document requirements in the correct UCP, ISP or URDG context.
• Evaluate export-finance and supply-chain-finance cases, including the timing of receivables, funding and payment and the allocation of commercial and financial risks.
• Assess document discrepancies, timing questions and transaction explanations, identifying conclusions that rely on missing facts or confuse an instrument’s terms with the underlying sale.
Relevant qualifications
• Practical trade-finance knowledge covering documentary credits, collections, guarantees, export finance or supply-chain finance, with familiarity with the relevant UCP, ISP and URDG rules.
• Ability to interpret transaction documents, trace obligations and explain differences between instruments clearly. Describe the products and operational or financing responsibilities you have handled.
Deliverables
Illustrative trade files, document checklists, transaction-flow explanations and annotated AI evaluations. Reference the applicable instrument and rules, state assumptions and identify the additional evidence needed to resolve a discrepancy or support a conclusion.
Engagement and pay
Remote expert content and AI evaluation work. Advertised pay: $75 – $130/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.