A forensic accountant is needed by the DHS Office of Investigations, which is part of the OIG (INV). To aid DHS OIG fraud and corruption investigations, forensic accountants will go through bank records, financial statements, and other financial data, and then discuss their findings with Federal Agents, US Attorneys, and other Federal Stakeholders.
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A forensic accountant is needed by the DHS Office of Investigations, which is part of the OIG (INV). To aid DHS OIG fraud and corruption investigations, forensic accountants will go through bank records, financial statements, and other financial data, and then discuss their findings with Federal Agents, US Attorneys, and other Federal Stakeholders.
Qualifications:
- Flexibility and the ability to travel when necessary are crucial.
- You need to have worked in the accounting field for at least three years, preferably as a forensic accountant, CPA, or in a closely related field.
- The management of time and the creation of bills are two administrative chores.
- Before forwarding claims to the carrier, review claim evaluations and reports to make sure the proper calculations have been made.
- Excellent understanding of GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) (GAAP).
- Contact the insured or the claims adjuster as necessary.
- B.A. in Accounting, Finance, or Economics
- An intimate familiarity with the legal and regulatory hurdles that businesses must overcome.
- It is strongly suggested that you earn a master’s degree in accounting.
- We favor candidates who hold CPA or CFE certifications.
Skills:
- Written and verbal communication abilities are crucial.
- Microsoft Office proficiency and computer literacy are advantages.
- It’s also crucial to have the capacity to solve issues and troubleshoot them, as well as to make mature decisions.
- It is essential to possess analytical and enquiring abilities.
- How well you can manage tasks is astonishing.
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