Certified Public Accountant (CPA) – Lifestyle Polygraph

Posted 3 days ago

revolution technologiesNorthern Virginia (VA)

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About the role

Location: Northern Virginia
Work Arrangement: Onsite client support Employment: Direct W-2 only Clearance: Active Lifestyle Polygraph required
Compensation: Highly competitive compensation for qualified candidates
Position Overview: Revolution Technologies is seeking a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) to support a federal / Intelligence Community consulting engagement in Northern Virginia. This is a specialized opportunity requiring the combination of an active CPA license and active Lifestyle Polygraph. Given the specialized requirements of this position, highly competitive compensation is available for qualified candidates.
Required Qualifications: Active CPA license Active Lifestyle Polygraph Professional accounting experience Ability to work onsite in Northern Virginia Ability to work as a direct W-2 employee of Revolution Technologies Employment Requirement: This opportunity requires direct W-2 employment with Revolution Technologies. C2C, independent contractor, subcontractor, third-party and broker arrangements cannot be considered.
About the Opportunity: This is a cleared consulting opportunity supporting a federal / Intelligence Community environment. Additional information regarding the project, responsibilities, schedule and duration will be discussed directly with qualified candidates. If you are a CPA with the required active polygraph, we would welcome the opportunity to speak with you.

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