Forensic Accountant

• Many of the investigations are large, complex, and high-profile.
• Hybrid working and a great work / life balance.

Assist in the investigation of breaches of regulations and potential misconduct on the part of accountants, accountancy firms or actuaries.

• Using expertise to identify sources of evidence and requesting provision of documentation and information.
• Using forensic skills to determine the approach to the review and analysis of all material obtained.
• Responsible for undertaking personally significant or complex areas of an investigation.
• Supporting identification and working with internal experts to clarify relevant accounting, audit, actuarial or professional standards.
• Exercising some degree of judgement in different areas of casework, including identifying and prioritising key issues.
• Supporting case team in preparing and conducting disciplinary interviews.
• Preparing an objective report of investigation findings.

A successful Forensic Accountant should have:

• A professional qualification in accounting (e.g., ACA, ACCA, or equivalent).
• Strong expertise in forensic investigation.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills for report writing and stakeholder engagement.
• Meticulous attention to detail and analytical thinking skills.

• Generous holiday allowance and additional benefits package.
• Opportunity to work within a organisation with a strong focus on financial integrity.
• Professional development opportunities and a supportive work environment.