Senior Accounting Manager

XLA•Arlington, VA

About The Position

The Senior Accounting Manager plans, supervises, reviews, and completes engagement work, monitors engagement status, and advises and consults with Partners on significant developments. The role serves as the primary liaison to the client, keeps Partners informed of major developments, reviews work papers, and oversees the drafting of reports. The position requires federal experience overseeing high-level project progress for CFO Act agencies or similarly complex work, along with federal financial management experience supporting A-123 implementation activities. Expert knowledge of federal financial regulations is required. An active Top Secret (TS) clearance is also required.

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of federal experience overseeing high-level project progress for CFO Act agencies or work of similar complexity.
  • At least 3 years of federal financial management experience supporting A-123 implementation activities for CFO Act agencies of similar complexity.
  • Expert knowledge of federal financial regulations, including OMB Circular A-123, the GAO Green Book, FASAB, FFMIA, and FMFIA.
  • Active Top Secret (TS) security clearance.

Nice To Haves

  • One or more of the following certifications: Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), Project Management Professional (PMP), or a relevant IT or business certification.
  • Generally, at least 2 years of experience managing engagements for the private sector, the federal government, or a specialized area required by a task order.

Responsibilities

  • Plan, supervise, review, and complete engagement work.
  • Monitor engagement status.
  • Advise and consult with Partners on significant developments.
  • Serve as the primary liaison to the client.
  • Keep Partners informed of major developments.
  • Review work papers and oversee the drafting of reports.
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