[Hiring] US Tax Producer @LumiQ

Role Description

We are looking for a Tax Producer to help us disrupt the professional education industry and create the world’s best CPD content! This role is a unique blend of education, content creation, and accounting knowledge, and provides a great opportunity to grow your professional network and brand within the CPA community.

Reporting to the Manager of Technical Education, the Tax Producer will be responsible for:

  • Executing on the Canadian and U.S. tax content learning curriculum.
  • Finding appropriate guests for each topic.
  • Conducting research.
  • Ensuring an educational and enjoyable finished podcast.

You’ll learn how to create a podcast from scratch, from pre-production all the way to a polished finished product (don’t worry, prior production experience is not necessary!).

Location: Remote USA based in NY, FL, SC, IL, MT or Canada.

Qualifications

  • 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: Comfortable explaining tax in an easy to digest way.
  • Critical thinker: Enjoy using judgment to decide which tax topics to tackle.
  • Collaboration and prioritization come easily to you.
  • Organized and detail-oriented: Developed processes to stay organized.
  • Proactive: Anticipate problems before they happen.

Requirements

  • Researching and pitching tax topics aligned with LumiQ’s roadmap.
  • Scoping episodes intentionally to balance depth, clarity, and audience relevance.
  • Identifying, outreach to, and coordinating subject matter experts.
  • Creating interview prep materials and foundational research.
  • Hosting interviews with senior accounting and finance professionals.
  • Guiding conversations to ensure they are educational, engaging, and practical.
  • Reviewing raw audio and making content-level edits.
  • Writing episode copy, including descriptions, quiz questions, glossary terms, and visual aids.

Benefits

  • Health Benefits available after 3 months, including a yearly health spending account.
  • Hybrid Work Style: Enjoy remote work and a downtown Toronto office with snacks, events, and ping pong.
  • Monthly team social events.
  • Schedule flexibility for personal commitments.
  • Nomad policy: Work remotely 4 weeks of the year from anywhere in the world.
  • Endless Learning: Access to podcasts on soft skills, career development, leadership, and more.
  • LumiQ Clubs: Join an existing club or start your own!
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