Lumiq Learn3mo ago

Technical Producer

Toronto · TorontoFull Time Permanentmid

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Key Responsibilities

Content Development Researching and pitching technical topics aligned with LumiQ’s roadmap Scoping episodes intentionally to balance depth, clarity, and audience relevance Identifying, outreach to,

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At LumiQ, we’re on a mission to make professional education enjoyable. As a modern, audio-first learning platform, we empower accounting and finance professionals to fulfill their continuing professional development requirements through engaging podcasts. Over the past five years, we’ve cultivated a devoted customer base of over 1,000 corporate and accounting firms across North America.

LumiQ is proud to be a 2025 Deloitte Fast 50 and Fast 500 winner. We’re creating awesome proprietary content, nailing our go-to-market strategy, and being the first to shake up the industry. Most recently, we secured a strategic investment from Vertu Capital to fuel our expansion globally and continue executing on our exponential growth plans.

LumiQ is also a certified Great Place to Work! We’re all about transparency, ownership, innovation, and empathy. If you’re ready to make a real impact and help us transform professional education, we’d love to hear from you!

Role Overview

We are looking for a Technical Producer to help us disrupt the professional education industry and create the world’s best CPD content.

This is not a traditional content or production role. Technical Producers at LumiQ are trusted with a high degree of ownership and are expected to exercise strong judgment, independent thinking, and accountability from day one. At the same time, this role is deeply collaborative. Technical producers work closely with Editors, peers, and guest experts to pressure-test ideas, incorporate feedback, and elevate the quality of the final output.

The role is best suited for individuals who are comfortable operating in ambiguous environments, contributing strong points of view, and engaging in thoughtful debate—where the best idea wins, not the loudest voice. Success in this role means owning outcomes while actively participating in a shared editorial standard and collaborative feedback process.

This is a unique opportunity to use your accounting designation in a creative way, provide real value to the accounting and finance community, and build a strong professional brand within the industry.

Reporting to the Manager of Technical Education, the Technical Producer is responsible for owning episodes end-to-end, from topic conception to final delivery, while ensuring content is accurate, engaging, and deeply relevant to our audience.

You have a recognized accounting or finance designation (CPA, CA, CIA, CFP etc.) and 5-7+ years of experience.

You are comfortable working across topics such as accounting, audit, advisory, finance, and emerging trends (e.g., AI in accounting). You don’t need to be an expert in everything, but you can quickly synthesize expert perspectives into clear, accurate, and engaging content.

You are intellectually curious and driven to truly understand what you’re covering, you ask “why” until it makes sense, push past surface-level explanations, and are energized by learning across unfamiliar or evolving topics.

You are a critical thinker. You use judgment to decide:

○ Which topics matter most

○ How deeply to cover them

○ How to structure content for maximum audience value

You are comfortable making decisions without step-by-step direction.

You are highly organized and able to manage many live projects at once. You set priorities independently, make trade-offs intentionally, and keep work moving without needing constant validation.

You take ownership by default. You anticipate issues, surface risks early, and come to your manager with proposed solutions, not open-ended questions.

You are confident in communicating complex ideas clearly and naturally, including hosting conversations with senior professionals.

As with any growing company, you’ll wear many hats. Your core responsibilities include:

Content Development

Researching and pitching technical topics aligned with LumiQ’s roadmap

Scoping episodes intentionally to balance depth, clarity, and audience relevance

Identifying, outreach to, and coordinating subject matter experts

Creating interview prep materials and foundational research

Hosting & Production

Hosting interviews with senior accounting and finance professionals

Guiding conversations to ensure they are educational, engaging, and practical

Reviewing raw audio and making content-level edits

Writing episode copy, including descriptions, quiz questions, glossary terms, and visual aids