Accountant (Forensics Accounting)

Ignitec infuses industry standards and leading technology capabilities to solve complex problems and deliver value with increased quality and lower performance risks. Our solutions combine top technology personnel, the latest cutting-edge technology, and Agile approaches to bring innovative ideas to life. We do not seek to meet expectation, we continuously strive to exceed them.

We have received our MBE Certification from NMSDC as a certified Minority Small Business Enterprise. We take pride in the MBE certification and partner with organizations to meet their Minority (D&I) Small Business goals. We are also a certified Minority Business Enterprise by the USPAACC, which recently awarded Ignitec “The FAST 50 Asian American Business Award” in 2022. We are also DBE certified by the Virginia Department of SBSD.

Job Title: Forensic Accountant

Work Authorization: US Citizen ONLY (and must have the ability to obtain a Public Trust undergoing an enhance federal background check)

Location: Los Angeles, CA (must be flexible to travel around the Orange County, Downtown, Paramount, Long Beach area, when and if needed)

Overview:

• In support of Federal investigations and prosecutions, the Forensic Accountant will perform complex analysis using criminal investigative tools and other client owned databases.
• The Forensic Accountant will work independently to solve complex problems and evaluate controls associated with complex business relationships. The use of domestic and international databases will be for extensive research and analysis to correlate, summarize and present findings to the Case Agents and U.S. Attorneys involved in the cases.
• Must have strong Excel experience handling voluminous data

Requirements:

• Bachelor's Degree in Business, Forensics, Accounting, HR with 4 years of experience, or in lieu of a degree, equivalent with years of experience (Associates 2 years, Bachelors, 4 years).
• Strong communication skills and ability to conduct briefings in iterative fashion with clients and direct reports.
• Demonstrated knowledge of the procedures and techniques generally prescribed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).
• Possess knowledge of current and anticipated banking anti-money laundering regulations and practices, as well as, develop ways in which to identify and combat the exploitation of the regulations.