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Senior Accounting Manager

Arlington, VA

Senior Accounting Manager: 
Responsibilities include engagement planning, supervision, review and completion of work. Monitors The status of the engagement. Advises and consults with Partners on all significant developments. Acts as primary liaison to the client. Makes Partners aware of all major developments. Reviews work papers and oversee the drafting of reports. Senior Managers typically have between 8-10 years of experience, with generally at least 2 years of experience as managers of engagements for the private sector, the federal government or in another specialized area required by a task order.


Minimum/General Experience: 
Minimum of 8 years of federal experience overseeing high- level project progress for CFO Act agencies or similar complexity to this order. Minimum of 3 years of federal financial management experience supporting A-123 implementation activities for CFO Act agencies of similar complexity to this requirement. Expert knowledge of federal financial regulations, including, but not limited to OMB Circular A-123, GAO Green Book, FASAB, FFMIA and FMFIA required.


Certifications:
Should hold one or more of the following - Should hold: Certified Public Accountant (CPA); Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and/or Project Management Professional (PMP) or relevant IT or business certification to this task order.

 

Security Clearance:
  • Active Top Secret (TS) clearance required.

 

 

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