Forensic Accounting Manager — Hybrid/Remote

ATKG; Austin (TX); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vision, Dental, Medical

Hybrid options or remote depending on/

Generous PTO

401k matching

Team events

Job summary

ATKG is seeking a growth‑oriented Forensics Manager who will lead litigation, forensics, dispute resolutions, and business valuations. You will oversee engagements from planning to execution, manage staff, and work with clients and attorneys to deliver high‑quality analyses.

The ideal candidate has a CPA with ABV/CVA credentials and 3–5 years of direct valuation, forensic, and advisory experience, including Texas family law context.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance or related field.
• CPA licensure preferred with ABV or CVA credentials.
• 3–5 years of direct experience delivering business valuations, transaction advisory, litigation and forensic services.
• Experience with business valuations in Texas Family Law, Estate and Gift Taxes.

Responsibilities

• Performs technical review of workpapers and reports across forensics, valuations, and litigation.
• Reviews valuation and forensic analyses, including interpretation of financial statements and expert exhibits.
• Manages engagements including planning, scoping, budgeting, and execution.
• Ensures accuracy of information and timely preparation of workpapers and reports.
• Collaborates with discovery team to reconcile documents and data for court submissions.
• Provides on‑the‑job training to department staff.
• Develops solutions to anticipated project questions and problems.
• Mentors staff and participates in recruiting and performance evaluations.

Skills

CPA licensed

Forensics

Valuations

Leadership

Client service

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance or related field

Job description

ATKG is seeking a growth‑oriented Forensics Manager who will lead litigation, forensics, dispute resolutions, and business valuations. You will oversee engagements from planning to execution, manage staff, and work with clients and attorneys to deliver high‑quality analyses.

The ideal candidate has a CPA with ABV/CVA credentials and 3–5 years of direct valuation, forensic, and advisory experience, including Texas family law context.