Forensic Accountant

Mayvin, Inc•Washington, DC

7d•$138,187 - $162,009•Onsite

About The Position

Mayvin is seeking an experienced Forensic Accountant to support the FBI’s Strategic Workforce for Intelligence, Finance, and Technical Administration (SWIFT) program in Washington, DC. The role involves complex financial analyses, evidence gathering, investigative documentation, and close collaboration with FBI Special Agents, prosecutors, and interagency partners. The position operates within a high-security federal law enforcement environment and requires U.S. citizenship and a Top Secret clearance. The position is pending contract award.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college, or ten or more years of relevant experience.
At least eight years of forensic accounting experience.
One of the following professional certifications: CFE or CFF.
At least eight years of experience using analytical abilities to analyze financial documents.
At least eight years of auditing experience reviewing financial documents, identifying errors in records, and investigating potential fraud.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must have a Top Secret clearance.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience providing executive-level support within the FBI, Department of Justice, or another federal government agency.
Demonstrated ability to work effectively with multidisciplinary investigative teams, including Special Agents, attorneys, auditors, and interagency partners such as ATF, CIA, DEA, IRS, OIG, SEC, USAO, and state or local law enforcement entities.
Familiarity with FBI investigative processes, evidentiary standards, and protocols for handling sensitive or classified information.
Prior experience preparing reports, affidavits, financial summaries, or case briefings used in investigative or judicial proceedings.

Responsibilities

Participate in gathering evidence, preparing affidavits, assisting with search warrants, and interviewing victims, witnesses, and subjects in nonconfrontational settings.
Research and analyze personal and business records; identify and trace funding sources and the disposition of proceeds from illicit activity; identify assets for seizure or forfeiture; calculate losses; and use technological systems to conduct in-depth examinations.
Share investigative knowledge and findings with FBI Special Agents, other law enforcement partners, and prosecuting attorneys.
Testify as a summary, fact, or expert witness in judicial proceedings.
Work with and exchange ideas with individuals in private industry and other government agencies.