Content Lead, Finance & Research

New York City, NY (On-site)

$100K/yr – $160K/yrSenior Level4+ years expFull time

Posted 4 days ago

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Job Summary

Own the narrative and research program that shapes how finance leaders rethink ERP and AI native accounting, from long form storytelling to data-driven benchmarks.

Own the research agenda, publish defensible benchmarks and CFO focused analyses.
Build compelling case studies and executive essays that translate founder thinking into scalable content.
Turn product data and customer stories into sharable insights for procurement and ERP conversations.

Job Description

Responsibilities

You'll define what DualEntry says about the future of finance that nobody else is saying. Then you'll build the proof behind it.
You'll publish original research that gets cited. Design the benchmark studies (close cycles, automation rates, AI adoption). Get the methodology right. Get the numbers defensible. Produce the report that becomes the reference in every ERP conversation.
You'll write the pieces that CFOs love. The 3,000-word teardowns of why implementations fail. The real economics of a migration. Why the ledger becomes different when it's AI-native.
You'll pull from our product data, customer interviews, public filings. Build charts to make your findings undeniable and sharable, write the 1,200 words to go with it.
You'll turn customer stories into case studies that survive procurement scrutiny. Specific before-and-after numbers.
You'll take the founders' thinking and turn it into essays, keynotes, and posts that sound like them and land.
You'll own the newsletter. Make it the thing finance leaders actually open because there's a real point of view.

Requirements

4+ years writing long-form B2B content for finance or technical audiences. A portfolio you\'ll defend line by line.
Writing with a voice. Clear, specific, opinionated. No padding.
You know finance: GAAP, the close, rev rec, consolidation. You don\'t need to be a CPA. You need to know when to call one.
Journalistic instincts. You interview well. You chase the specific number. You fact-check yourself.
High agency. You find the story and ship it. No handholding.