Financial Due Diligence Manager

val's services; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

val's services in the United States seeks a Manager in Financial Due Diligence within the Deal Advisory practice to lead transaction advisory engagements for Buy-side and Sell-side clients, including large corporations and private equity firms.

The role requires directing due diligence efforts, coordinating teams, and delivering tailored reports assessing earnings, valuation assumptions, and financial health. CPA eligibility is valued, with potential for travel.

Qualifications

• Minimum of five years' relevant experience in accounting, advisory, or transaction services at a top public accounting firm.
• Strong project management, communication skills, and current knowledge of GAAP, SEC reporting, IFRS, and M&A transactions are essential.
• Bachelor's degree in Accounting or CPA eligibility; CPA certification preferred.
• Ability to manage teams and client relationships, willingness to travel, and authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Lead and coordinate financial and business due diligence processes.
• Analyze target data to identify financial trends, risks, and valuation considerations.
• Produce tailored reports on earnings, valuation assumptions, and financial health.

Skills

Project management

Communication skills

GAAP knowledge

IFRS knowledge

M&A experience

SEC reporting

Education

Bachelor's degree in Accounting

CPA eligibility

CPA certification

Job description

Role: Manager in Financial Due Diligence within the Deal Advisory practice, responsible for managing transaction advisory engagements for buy-side and sell-side clients, including Fortune 1000 and private equity firms.

• Responsibilities: Lead and coordinate financial and business due diligence processes, analyze target company data to identify financial trends, risks, and valuation considerations, and produce tailored reports on earnings, valuation assumptions, and financial health.
• Qualifications & Skills: Minimum of five years' relevant experience, including four years in accounting, advisory, or transaction services at a top public accounting firm. Bachelor's degree in Accounting or CPA eligibility; CPA certification preferred. Strong project management, communication skills, and current knowledge of GAAP, SEC reporting, IFRS, and M&A transactions are essential.
• Other Requirements: Ability to manage teams and client relationships, willingness to travel, and authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

Note: The role emphasizes professional growth, collaboration, and a commitment to diversity and inclusion, offering a comprehensive benefits package and competitive compensation.