Learn US capital markets from the filings themselves, and write for the people who prepare them.
This is a role for someone with a finance or accounting background who wants to learn US capital markets from the primary documents. You will write about SEC reporting: 10-K and 10-Q mechanics, ASC and ASU updates, Reg S-K and S-X, comment letter trends, IPO and S-1 readiness. You will go to the filing itself rather than to someone else's summary of it.
Everything you publish gets traced back to a source. Every number, every citation, every accounting reference. You will use AI tools as part of the workflow, and you will be expected to know where their output cannot be trusted. We would rather you were correct than quick.
The bar: Our readers are SEC reporting leads, controllers, and securities lawyers. They notice immediately when a writer has not read the filing. Everything we publish has to survive that.
Send your CV plus one writing sample. If you do not have a sample, write one for us: pick any recent 10-K or 10-Q from EDGAR and, in 400 words or less, explain one footnote or one accounting policy to a reader who understands finance but has not read that filing. Cite the filing.
Apply through the form, or email hr@finrep.ai with the subject “Content Writer Intern - Finance”. Include links, not attachments, wherever possible.


