Senior Forensic Auditor - Litigation & Financial Analysis

CGS Federal; Chantilly (VA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Dental, and Vision

Life Insurance

401k

FSA (Health, Dependent Care, and Commu

Paid Time Off & Holidays

Job summary

CGS Federal in Chantilly, VA is seeking a Senior Auditor to support district legal staff with medical claims data analysis, forensic investigations, and damages assessments. The role involves complex financial work, data modeling, and presenting findings to attorneys.

You will analyze payments, trace funds, and prepare expert reports for litigation. A minimum of five years in forensic accounting or related fields is required, with CPA and CFE preferred.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years in forensic financial accounting, litigation consulting, and/or healthcare fraud analysis.
• Understanding of rules of evidence, civil procedures, and admissibility of evidence.
• Experience with expert report preparation and trial support preferred.

Responsibilities

• Analyze complex personal and business financial records to identify payments, kickbacks, and damages.
• Compute ability-to-pay settlements, debt covenants, and financial ratios.
• Identify related party transactions and analyze healthcare claims data.
• Create financial damage models and conduct asset valuation.
• Prepare expert reports and testify as required.
• Communicate findings to attorneys and investigators.

Skills

Forensic accounting

Litigation support

Financial analysis

Data analysis

Communication

Records reconstruction

Expert testimony

Education

CPA preferred

Certified Fraud Examiner preferred

Job description

CGS Federal in Chantilly, VA is seeking a Senior Auditor to support district legal staff with medical claims data analysis, forensic investigations, and damages assessments. The role involves complex financial work, data modeling, and presenting findings to attorneys.

You will analyze payments, trace funds, and prepare expert reports for litigation. A minimum of five years in forensic accounting or related fields is required, with CPA and CFE preferred.