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Now hiring Fact Finders: remote, hourly, in 3-hour sprints

  • Pay: Hourly
  • Where: Remote
  • Shape: 3-hour sprints

By Andrew Pham, CPA · Updated October 19, 2026

TL;DR

  • A Fact Finder digs through financial records and turns them into clean numbers and charts.
  • Work comes in 3-hour sprints. You're paid hourly for each one.
  • It's fully remote. All you need is a computer, a reliable connection and focus.
  • Bookkeeping experience helps, but gamers, UI engineers and IT or database people are welcome too.

What a Fact Finder does

Before an accountant can give good advice, someone has to find the facts. Fact Finders do that part: you go through statements, spreadsheets and exports, organize what's there, and turn it into charts and summaries a client can actually understand.

  • Sort and categorize transactions
  • Build simple charts and tables from messy data
  • Flag anything that doesn't add up
  • Talk with clients in a friendly way when something needs explaining

How the 3-hour sprints work

Instead of a fixed schedule, work is broken into focused 3-hour blocks. You pick up a sprint, finish a clear chunk of work, and you're paid hourly for the time.

This suits people who do their best work in deep focus and like a defined finish line.

Who this quest is for

  • Friendly people who are good at charts and conversation
  • Bookkeepers, or anyone with bookkeeping experience
  • Video game hobbyists: if you can grind a level for hours, you'll be fine here
  • UI engineers who care about making information clear
  • IT and database people who are comfortable with data

What it takes

  • Long stretches of screen time without breaks
  • Steady concentration, start to finish
  • Attention to detail when numbers don't match
  • Clear, friendly writing when you explain what you found

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