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Job DescriptionJob Title: Remote Finance & Accounting Expert, AI Trainer Job ID: 1061580 Date Posted: Sept. 4, 2026 Employment Type: Contract, 12-week, 30-40+ hrs/week Hiring Company (Organization): Confidential Location: US Remote (Telecommute) Applicants must be located in the United States. Hourly Rate: $75 to $125 per hour (USD/1099) DOE and suitability for the work. Job Description: Remote Accounting, Tax, and Finance subject matter experts needed to train AI for a 12-week project; 30 to 40 hours per week required. Backgrounds in public accounting, corporate finance and/or tax, advisory, M&A, or similar backgrounds are all great for this role. Our client is seeking accounting, tax, and finance professionals for a 12-week AI training sprint. Contributors act as subject matter experts to evaluate, annotate, and improve AI-generated responses on accounting, tax, and financial reporting topics, and design realistic professional tasks (scenarios, supporting files, grading rubrics) used to train and test AI systems. This is not a traditional accounting role — no client work, no month-end close, no deadlines — but a structured, flexible engagement putting accounting knowledge toward AI development. Responsibilities • Review and evaluate AI-generated accounting responses for accuracy, clarity, and professional appropriateness, • Annotate and rank model outputs to guide AI training, • Write expert-level answers to accounting questions as training examples, • Flag errors, misconceptions, or ambiguous outputs and provide corrective guidance, • Design and build realistic task scenarios from professional experience, including prompts, supporting files, and grading rubrics, • Run tasks against AI models and iterate based on expert reviewer feedback, • Follow detailed written instructions precisely (formatting, upload requirements, etc.), • Maintain consistent quality and throughput for the full sprintQualifications, • Available for 30–40 hours/week for the full 12-week engagement, • 7+ years accounting or tax experience (public accounting, corporate finance or tax, public accounting tax, advisory, M&A, or similar), • CPA or EA preferred but not required, • Strong written communication skills, • Comfortable working independently in a remote, self-directed setting, • Careful reader of instructions; receptive to feedback and revisions, • Baseline tech literacy (cloud tools, browser profiles, desktop app installs, file conversion/zipping), • Based in the United States, • General understanding of LLMs/AI landscapeCompensation & Terms, • Paid on a regular cadence; contract position, • Fully remote (work from anywhere in the US), • Paid skills assessment required (3–4 hours, $240 flat rate; no AI/LLM assistance permitted), • No obligation to continue after the sprint; flexible project-based work often available afterward

Job DescriptionDescription: Position Summary Children's Specialized ABA is investing in an independent internal audit function as a core part of its compliance and risk infrastructure. As the organization scales, the ability to systematically verify that billing, credentialing, and clinical documentation controls are working is a strategic priority for protecting revenue integrity, payer relationships, and regulatory standing. The Director of Internal Audit will own this build. In the near term, that means personally designing and executing the monthly audit program; over time, it means standing up a team and an operating model that can sustain that level of rigor without the Director performing every review personally. This is both a hands-on execution role and a function-design role: the person we hire will need to be equally comfortable pulling a sample and writing findings themselves, and thinking several steps ahead about how this function should be structured and staffed as the organization grows. The role also carries strategic accountability for how the organization presents itself to external payers during audits and medical records requests - coordinating the internal contributors who assemble documentation, applying a risk lens to what is submitted, and ensuring the organization's response reflects well on its overall compliance posture. This person will not personally pull every record but is accountable for the process and the judgment applied to it. Key Responsibilities • Design the monthly audit methodology including the sampling approach, testing procedures, and documentation standards within the scope and cadence established with leadership., • Personally select a representative monthly sample of providers across states and payers and execute audit testing across all required areas until a team is hired and trained to take on this work. Testing areas should include:, • Provider credentialing and licensure: confirm sampled providers are credentialed with relevant payers and that licensure/state registration is current and in good standing., • HR file completeness: confirm each sampled provider (BCBA or BT/RBT) has a resume on file, with any gaps greater than 6 months explained and documented., • Client file completeness: confirm that every client assigned to sampled providers has a signed handbook, intake form, and financial responsibility agreement on file., • Authorization and documentation: verify that clients assigned to sampled providers have valid authorizations, referrals, and CDEs in place., • Billing and coding accuracy: review claims for sampled providers/clients for accuracy and completeness and assess whether the day-to-day review process (prebilling QA, designated reviewer follow-up) is functioning as intended, not just whether errors exist., • Clinical documentation and medical necessity: assess whether session notes support medical necessity and evaluate whether clinical flags generated by NoteGuardAI are being reviewed and corrected before billing. Translate Findings Into Organizational Improvement • Partner with process owners to provide guidance and best practices for organizational improvement, treating every audit finding as an opportunity to strengthen how the organization operates, and staying engaged until the underlying process is genuinely better, not just documented., • Shape the organization's monthly dialogue on risk and quality through executive reporting that captures both audit outcomes and broader themes - where the organization is strong, where it's exposed, and where leadership's attention should be focused., • Track issues to true resolution rather than surface closure and connect the dots across audit cycles so the organization is solving root causes and anticipating risk, rather than chasing recurring symptoms. Own the Organization's External Audit Posture • Serve as the accountable owner for the organization's response to payer-initiated records requests and billing audits, coordinating across the Authorizations, RCM, and Clinical Quality functions that assemble the source records and documentation., • Review compiled submissions for completeness, accuracy, and audit risk in advance of the submission deadline, escalating any item that presents a risk of failing the audit to leadership for discussion., • Coordinate final review and approval and oversee timely submission to the payer through the organization's designated secure channels., • Support the organization's response to recoupment or adverse audit findings, coordinating documentation and internal stakeholders as leadership and legal counsel determine appeal strategy. Build and Lead the Internal Audit Team • Define the target structure, staffing plan, and workflows for an internal audit team as the function matures beyond a single practitioner, with a business case for headcount tied to organizational growth and risk exposure., • Recruit, hire, train, and manage audit staff; hand off sampling, testing, and documentation workflows while retaining accountability for audit quality, methodology, and executive reporting., • Establish quality-control and review processes so audit output remains consistent and defensible as the team grows., • Continuously refine audit scope and testing procedures as regulations, payer requirements, and organizational risk areas evolve, positioning the function to anticipate risk rather than simply respond to it. Qualifications Required • 8+ years of progressive experience in healthcare internal audit, compliance, or regulatory/payer audit functions; prior experience building or scaling an audit or compliance function is strongly preferred., • Working knowledge of Medicaid and commercial payer billing requirements; ABA, behavioral health, or other therapy-services billing experience is a significant plus., • Demonstrated experience reviewing clinical documentation for medical necessity and evaluating provider credentialing/licensure compliance., • Track record of managing or coordinating high-stakes, deadline-driven external audit or records-request processes with a payer, regulator, or accreditation body., • Ability to operate as an individual contributor initially, paired with the strategic judgment and leadership instincts to design and grow a function others will eventually run., • Strong written communication skills; able to produce clear, defensible audit findings and executive-level reporting that informs organizational decision-making., • Bachelor's degree in accounting, healthcare administration, nursing, or related field; or certifications in internal audit. Preferred • Experience with Central Reach or comparable ABA practice management/EHR systems, and with payer billing QA/flagging tools., • Experience operating under a dual reporting structure (e.g., finance and operations) and partnering closely with compliance and legal stakeholders. What Success Looks Like • A repeatable, well-documented monthly audit program is live and defensible within the first two audit cycles., • Process gaps are identified, escalated, and tracked to resolution rather than simply reported. Recurring patterns inform broader risk conversations with leadership., • External payer audit responses are submitted on time, with no last-minute scrambles and clear accountability across contributors., • Within 12–18 months, a functioning internal audit team is in place, with workflows handed off and quality maintained, and the function is positioned as a trusted strategic partner to leadership rather than a back-office check. Requirements:

Job DescriptionAre you ready to join a growth-oriented team where creativity meets innovation? At Ware Malcomb, we are a dynamic and forward-thinking design firm committed to pushing the boundaries. Our team-oriented, collaborative approach ensures that every project is a blend of visionary design, seamless project delivery, and we are actively engaged with both the community and the industry. Discover our vibrant culture to get an inside look into life at Ware Malcomb and the programs we offer. https://waremalcomb.com/life-at-ware-malcomb/ As a Project Manager at Ware Malcomb, you will deliver innovative design projects to diverse clients through all phases. You will lead internal and external teams, be financially responsible for projects by adhering to budgets and workplans and oversee the development of contract documents. As the primary client contact, your leadership and exceptional client service ensures project success.Your Role • Plan, schedule, conduct, and coordinate phases of the project. Typical phases include conceptual, schematic, design development, construction document and construction services., • Prepare the project schedule., • Discuss the project health, both administratively and technically, with the operations leader., • Alert the Business Operations Manager to any changing project conditions that need to be elevated to office leadership., • Maintain and update the project planner for all phases of projects to discuss during weekly staffing meetings with studio leadership., • Issue add services and get them approved in a timely manner prior to starting work on any additional scope., • Utilize Ware Malcomb’s resource groups for design, preparation of design and construction documents., • Provide construction services (site visits, review shop drawings, etc.), • Coordinate with the contracts team for the successful execution of the project contract., • Represent Ware Malcomb at required jurisdiction public design review or development approval meetings and project presentations when required., • Assemble the consultant team for the project; Identify scope of work, collect fees, select consultants, and facilitate contracts., • Assist the studio leader by being a resource to mentor junior project members., • Assist in writing and reviewing proposals and the consultant team with the studio leader., • Coordinate with the accounting team regarding accounts receivable, consultants payable, and invoicing., • Coordinate the project consultants through all phases of the project., • Work with the QC studio, peer reviewer, or dedicated Project Architect to review all phases of the contract documents prior to issuance., • Assist the studio or office leader with marketing as requested to existing and new clients for repeat or new work.Qualifications, • 7+ years of experience in the field of Architecture, • Diverse commercial experience including Industrial, office, and/or retail project experience, • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture, • AutoCAD and Revit skills, • Knowledge of Microsoft Project, Word, Excel, and Newforma, • Thorough knowledge of building codes, • Excellent verbal and written communication skills, • Ability to coordinate a complete set of contract documentsThe compensation range is $97k-$114k, plus benefits. Read more about Life at Ware Malcomb. The final agreed upon compensation is based on individual education, qualifications, experience, licensing, project specialty/complexity and work location. We may exceed the posted compensation range for candidates who surpass the posted requirements. At Ware Malcomb, certain roles are bonus eligible. Established in 1972, Ware Malcomb is a dynamic, forward-thinking commercial real estate design firm providing professional architecture, interior design, civil engineering, branding, building measurement, structural engineering and MEP engineering services to clients throughout the world. With office locations throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico and Brazil, the firm specializes in the design of office, industrial, science & technology, healthcare, multifamily, retail, hospitality and public/institutional projects. The firm is also ranked among the top 10 Architecture/Engineering firms in Engineering News-Record’s Top 500 Design Firms and the Top 30 Interior Design Firms in Interior Design magazine’s Top 100 Giants. For more information, visit waremalcomb.com. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses and identifying potential inconsistencies or verification signals in application materials based on available information. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans. If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.

Job DescriptionJob Title: Remote Finance & Accounting Expert, AI Trainer Job ID: 1061580 Date Posted: Sept. 4, 2026 Employment Type: Contract, 12-week, 30-40+ hrs/week Hiring Company (Organization): Confidential Location: US Remote (Telecommute) Applicants must be located in the United States. Hourly Rate: $75 to $125 per hour (USD/1099) DOE and suitability for the work. Job Description: Remote Accounting, Tax, and Finance subject matter experts needed to train AI for a 12-week project; 30 to 40 hours per week required. Backgrounds in public accounting, corporate finance and/or tax, advisory, M&A, or similar backgrounds are all great for this role. Our client is seeking accounting, tax, and finance professionals for a 12-week AI training sprint. Contributors act as subject matter experts to evaluate, annotate, and improve AI-generated responses on accounting, tax, and financial reporting topics, and design realistic professional tasks (scenarios, supporting files, grading rubrics) used to train and test AI systems. This is not a traditional accounting role — no client work, no month-end close, no deadlines — but a structured, flexible engagement putting accounting knowledge toward AI development. Responsibilities • Review and evaluate AI-generated accounting responses for accuracy, clarity, and professional appropriateness, • Annotate and rank model outputs to guide AI training, • Write expert-level answers to accounting questions as training examples, • Flag errors, misconceptions, or ambiguous outputs and provide corrective guidance, • Design and build realistic task scenarios from professional experience, including prompts, supporting files, and grading rubrics, • Run tasks against AI models and iterate based on expert reviewer feedback, • Follow detailed written instructions precisely (formatting, upload requirements, etc.), • Maintain consistent quality and throughput for the full sprintQualifications, • Available for 30–40 hours/week for the full 12-week engagement, • 7+ years accounting or tax experience (public accounting, corporate finance or tax, public accounting tax, advisory, M&A, or similar), • CPA or EA preferred but not required, • Strong written communication skills, • Comfortable working independently in a remote, self-directed setting, • Careful reader of instructions; receptive to feedback and revisions, • Baseline tech literacy (cloud tools, browser profiles, desktop app installs, file conversion/zipping), • Based in the United States, • General understanding of LLMs/AI landscapeCompensation & Terms, • Paid on a regular cadence; contract position, • Fully remote (work from anywhere in the US), • Paid skills assessment required (3–4 hours, $240 flat rate; no AI/LLM assistance permitted), • No obligation to continue after the sprint; flexible project-based work often available afterward

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William Paterson University is a purpose-driven, proudly diverse communitydesignated as both a public Hispanic-Serving Institution and Minority-Serving Institutioncommitted to creating transformative academic, professional, and personal experiences as a powerhouse of progress. We foster a workplace that values growth, flexibility, and community, and we are recognized as a 2024 and 2025 Forbes' Best Employers by State, 2025 Great College to Work For, and honored with the NJBIZ Empowering Women Award. Our 1,000 dedicated staff members enjoy competitive benefits, a four-day summer workweek, tuition support, and strong opportunities for internal promotion. Situated on a scenic suburban campus just 20 miles from New York City, WP offers a diverse, inclusive environment where your contributions fuel student success, economic and social mobility, and community engagement. Together, we empower our students through intentional, holistic support within flexible, innovative, and inclusive settingspreparing graduates to thrive professionally and personally, and to lead with a commitment to progress in New Jersey and beyond. The IRB Analyst reports to the IRB Administrator within the Office of Sponsored Programs. The position provides regulatory support to William Paterson University's Institutional Review Board (IRB) and is primarily responsible for ensuring research protocols submitted to the IRB are reviewed and assessed in an efficient manner for completeness, accuracy and level of review according to applicable regulations and or institutional policy. The IRB Analyst will coordinate and attend convened IRB meetings, maintain the Human Ethics administration roles in the online platform Cayuse, support the IRB membership and serve as a resource to the research community. The IRB Analyst will provide guidance and assistance to research investigators and study coordinators with subject matter expertise on the protection of human subjects in the review and processing of research protocols. • Provide administrative support to the software IRB review systems in place at WP (Cayuse) including study files (online and/or paper) that document protocol activity., • Independently performs critical regulatory support to WP IRB and manages daily operations of the IRB., • Provide guidance and consultation to IRB members and investigators regarding implementation of federal regulations, state law, and WP IRB policies and procedures., • Assist faculty, staff, students and study coordinators in the processing of proposals for the WP IRB., • Review and track new protocol submissions, amendments, adverse event reports, and progress reports., • Coordinate, schedule, and attend IRB meetings, including preparation of meeting agendas and accurate meeting minutes. Prepare and distribute review materials, agendas and minutes of IRB meetings to all IRB members., • Generate correspondence to investigators based on determinations made by an assigned reviewer or the Board, including notify investigators about impending study expiration., • Performs comprehensive pre-review analysis of submission documents for completeness and communicates all identified deficiencies to investigators., • Conduct local context review of studies that may include, but is not limited to, verifying training of the research team, reviewing consent forms for local context, reviewing financial disclosures for conflicts of interest, and escalating to the IRB administrator unanticipated problems or suspected non-compliance., • Maintain education and training to ensure current and up to date knowledge for all job-related aspects., • Assist the IRB Administrator in identifying areas for development and updating of IRB human subject protection procedures, guidelines, process improvement initiatives, and other special projects., • Other duties as appropriate to the position., • Bachelor's degree in an appropriate field or an equivalent combination of education and experience., • Minimum 2 years of experience in IRB administration, clinical research, or regulatory compliance with human subjects., • Familiarity with MS Office programs and MS Windows operating system., • Familiarity with Cayuse software platform (or similar grant management platform)., • Familiarity with NJ law and regulations related to human research., • Certification as an IRB Professional (CIP)., • Knowledge of the Common Rule (45 CFR 46) and other relevant requirements and guidelines related to the ethical study of human research subjects., • Excellent written and oral communication skills., • Excellent time management skills., • Ability to work as an effective team member., • Ability to provide excellent customer service., • Ability to assist in establishing systems and procedures. This description indicates the general nature and level of work performed by employees in the above job. It is not intended to be a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications required of employees assigned to the job. Hourly Rate - $25/hour Invitation to apply Interested candidates will be prompted to complete an application and submit a cover letter and resume/CV. Submission of all documents listed is required for consideration and all documents should be uploaded where prompted to upload your resume/cv. General questions related to this application process, please contact talent@wpunj.edu Salary Range: Please see posting. Total Rewards and Benefits: Click here to view the total rewards of working at WP William Paterson University is committed to protecting your privacy and will not sell your personal information. EEO Statement William Paterson University is dedicated to providing equal opportunities and equal access to all individuals regardless of race or ethnicity, sex/gender (including pregnancy), gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, civil union status, familial status, religion, national origin or citizenship, military service status, or any other category protected by law. William Paterson University does not discriminate on the basis of any category stated above or as prohibited by applicable law. Individuals from historically underrepresented backgrounds are encouraged to apply. For more information, visit University Facts

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Position Summary The Director, Remediation and Continuous Improvement leads the remediation program across Acute Care Therapies (ACT) sites operating under the FDA Consent Decree and sets the direction for Quality & Regulatory continuous improvement across the business area. This global role partners with Product Areas, manufacturing sites, and Getinge Corporate Quality to deliver quality system improvements that protect patients, hold up under independent and FDA scrutiny, and support a successful exit from the Consent Decree. The Director owns remediation strategy and execution, drives improvement in quality and regulatory systems, and supports communication with FDA and other external authorities. The role also builds problem-solving capability across ACT and drives horizontal deployment of best practices in line with the Getinge Quality strategy and GetQMS. Job Responsibilities & Essential Duties • Consent Decree Remediation and Exit Readiness Drive ACT remediation efforts across Consent Decree sites, including remediation strategy, integrated workplans, milestones, resourcing, and risk-based prioritization. Drive proactive remediation: identify systemic quality system gaps before third-party auditors or FDA find them, and correct them at the system level rather than record by record. Review external audit findings related to Consent Decree exit and quality improvement. Evaluate the resulting corrective actions and recommend improvements to problem definition, root cause, corrective action, and effectiveness verification. Ensure remediation outcomes are sustainable, supported by objective evidence, and defensible under third-party expert review and FDA inspection. Report remediation status, risks, and milestone performance to ACT and Getinge leadership, and escalate issues that threaten Consent Decree commitments or timelines., • FDA and External Engagement Support communication with FDA, third-party expert auditors, Notified Bodies, and other external authorities on remediation status, audit findings, and corrective actions. Contribute to Consent Decree deliverables and regulatory correspondence, including responses to audit and inspection observations, remediation workplans, and periodic status reports. Apply knowledge of FDA enforcement practice to anticipate how findings will be viewed by the agency and to shape response strategy accordingly., • Continuous Improvement Strategy and Deployment Lead the ACT Quality & Regulatory Continuous Improvement initiatives and define the improvement strategy and roadmap in alignment with Getinge enterprise priorities. Build structured problem-solving capability across ACT sites and functions, including root cause analysis, A3 thinking, and Lean and Six Sigma methods. Drive horizontal deployment of lessons learned, remediation solutions, and best practices across ACT Product Areas and sites, and benchmark internal and external organizations to bring proven practices into ACT. Partner with Continuous Improvement leaders across Getinge to deploy improvement tools consistently and deliver measurable, efficient outcomes. Establish measures that show whether remediation and improvement efforts are improving product quality and quality system performance, not only whether activities were completed., • Quality System Integration Partner with Corporate Quality on GetQMS procedures and tools, and support implementation of the Getinge Quality strategy and GetQMS within ACT. Ensure remediation outcomes are embedded in the quality management system and aligned with 21 CFR Part 820 (QMSR), ISO 13485, and ISO 14971. Provide direction and feedback to the individual, team, and organizational development efforts needed to execute the Quality strategy., • Leadership and Culture Provide strategic and project leadership through proactive, clear communication of requirements, risks, and milestones. Accountable for remediation and continuous improvement deliverables and objectives within the ACT Quality & Regulatory organization. Lead, mentor, and coach team members, and provide direction, oversight, training, and development to ensure compliance with external standards and internal procedures. Work with cross-functional teams to create and sustain process and quality improvements at individual sites and across ACT. Build credibility and trust with internal and external stakeholders through regular communication and proven performance. Promote a quality culture in which patient safety and product quality come first, regulatory compliance is the minimum standard, and every function owns accountability for compliance, accuracy, consistency, and completeness. Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Bachelor's degree in Engineering or an equivalent technical discipline. Minimum of 10 years of medical device quality and regulatory compliance experience, with progressive leadership responsibility. Demonstrated, hands-on experience with FDA compliance and enforcement actions, such as consent decrees, warning letters, or other judicial or administrative actions, including leading or materially contributing to remediation and close-out. Direct experience interacting with FDA, including inspections, regulatory meetings, and written responses to FDA observations or correspondence. In-depth knowledge of FDA medical device requirements, including 21 CFR Part 820 (QMSR), Part 803 (Medical Device Reporting), Part 806 (Corrections and Removals), and Part 7 (Recalls), as well as ISO 13485 and ISO 14971. Understanding of FDA's enforcement tools and processes, and of how the agency evaluates the adequacy of corrective actions and remediation before resolving an enforcement action. Proven track record as a change leader, with demonstrated results in quality system remediation and continuous improvement. Expertise in structured problem solving and improvement methods, including CAPA, root cause analysis, Lean, and Six Sigma. Ability to work effectively within complex, matrixed, global organizations and to collaborate and influence without direct authority. Strong interpersonal skills, including communication, facilitation, consulting, coaching, and influencing at all levels, including executive leadership and regulators. Clear, precise written communication, including the ability to draft accurate and defensible regulatory correspondence. Demonstrated ability to work under tight deadlines and manage multiple complex, detail-oriented priorities. Sound, risk-based judgment that puts patient safety and product quality first. Preferred Qualifications Prior experience at FDA (for example, as an investigator, compliance officer, or reviewer), or as a third-party expert auditor or consultant supporting consent decree remediation. Experience supporting a company through a successful consent decree exit or warning letter close-out. Experience with Class II and Class III cardiovascular or critical care devices. The base salary for the position is a minimum base of $200,000 and a maximum base of $ 240000 plus annual bonus of 30%. About us With a firm belief that every person and community should have access to the best possible care, Getinge provides hospitals and life science institutions with products and solutions aiming to improve clinical results and optimize workflows. The offering includes products and solutions for intensive care, cardiovascular procedures, operating rooms, sterile reprocessing and life science. Getinge employs over 12,000 people worldwide and the products are sold in more than 135 countries. Reasonable accommodations are available upon request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.

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