Consulting Manager
macias gini oconnellLos Angeles (CA)
$135,000 - $160,000
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macias gini oconnellLos Angeles (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$135,000 - $160,000
About the role
Overview:
As Consulting Manager you lead complex client engagements in financial accounting, reporting advisory, and forensic accounting. You will guide engagement scope, timelines, and client communications while mentoring the team and supporting growth initiatives. You’ll advise on U.S. GAAP, internal controls, and complex transactions, presenting findings to executives. Your work meaningfully shapes client outcomes and practice development within a people-first culture. Compensation / Benefits hybrid work environment professional development opportunities base salary $135,000 - $160,000 bonus opportunity up to 10% of base salary
Responsibilities:
Lead accounting advisory, due diligence, forensic accounting, and litigation support engagements Manage engagement scope, budgets, timelines, and client communications Review analyses, workpapers, reports, and client deliverables for quality and accuracy Advise clients on U.S. GAAP, financial reporting, internal controls, and complex transactions Present findings and recommendations to executive-level stakeholders Identify financial reporting risks and opportunities for process improvement Coach, mentor, and develop consulting professionals Support recruiting, training, and practice growth initiatives
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or related field CPA, CFE, or CRFAC required 5+ years of experience in forensic accounting, financial due diligence, litigation support, advisory services, or public accounting consulting Strong knowledge of U.S. GAAP and financial reporting Demonstrated experience managing client engagements and leading teams Excellent communication, analytical, and project management skills communication leadership mentoring U.S. GAAP knowledge financial reporting internal controls
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