Content Analyst

Content Analyst

As a Content Analyst, you will be responsible for delivering original, clear, and timely analysis across various domains in the legal, tax, payroll, or accounting fields. You will research, interpret, and analyze complex topics and issues that impact our customer base.

What you will do :

• Research, interpret, and analyze complex topics and issues that impact our customer base.
• Screen cases, legislation, regulations, and other developments in order to edit, update, and create new legal or tax content.
• Develop sufficient subject matter knowledge in relevant fields to prioritize work, identify developments, and contextualize developments within assigned content.
• Collaborate with other analysts and commercial teams to deliver technology-enhanced content, tools, and workflows for customers.
• Engage in thought leadership through participation in customer conversations, industry conferences and events, webinars, and social media.
• Stay abreast of emerging issues and technology and their implications for our customers and / or the way you work.

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