Tax and Accounting Content Editor

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Ed Tech • Technology • Continuing education • legal education • financial education

201 - 500 employees

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Description

• The Tax & Accounting Content Editor will serve as a subject matter expert and oversee the editorial production, from idea generation to publication. • The Tax & Accounting Technical Editor will edit all content before publication to ensure written materials provide the most impact or views. • The candidate will determine, analyze, choose, and perform promotional activities on various marketing platforms. • Aside from continuously researching interesting editorial stories using multiple resources, the technical editor will also determine new ways of implementing editorial and content methodologies in a technology-driven environment. • This role should have a broad focus across many accounting and auditing areas, but must have a concentration in government and not-for-profit accounting and auditing. • Review, update, and revise existing Tax & Accounting course content. • Analytical and research skills and ability to identify essential information from sources. • Course content review and updates. • Partner with the content manager and SMEs to review written, online, and other media for quantitative and qualitative content regarding relevance, quality, and accuracy. • Suggest improvement/additions to existing content. • Perform product testing before the release of content for quality and technical aspects. • Ability to work efficiently and within deadlines and communicate effectively. • Proficiency in and familiarity with Microsoft Office 365. • Ability to work flexibly in an agile product development environment. • Write and/or work with a SME to write and update government and not-for-profit accounting and auditing content. • Review and update other parts of library as necessary. • Answering content questions that come in during moderated replays of webinars.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in accounting or Finance. • Two or more years of experience in a Tax Accounting or Legal firm with relevant experience. • Ability to read, interpret, proof, and edit tax- and accounting-related material and write course content that students can easily grasp.