Internal Controls Senior Consultant – Public Sector, Federal Civilian
$90,000 - $115,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$90,000 - $115,000 per year
About the role
- Performs federal internal control over financial reporting (ICOFR) assessments, audit readiness, government audit, internal controls, and process improvement duties
- Prepares and updates process narratives, develops risks and control matrices, conducts test plans, performs internal control testing, and develops findings and reports
- Identifies and documents inherent risk and enterprise risk (as applicable) and performs risk assessments
- Assists with performing verification and validation of corrective action plans
- Leads walkthrough meetings with taking detailed notes and identifies and documents risks and internal controls
- Reviews corrective actions and provides recommendations based on best practices as needed to resolve internal control deficiencies
- Remediates audit/A-123 assessment issues and executes procedures based on the corrective action plan, to include but not limited to: policies and procedures, standard operating procedures, flowcharts, etc and develops project plans for remediation
- Delivers a full range of services that uses their educational background, experience, and organizational skills while serving BDO's dynamic public sector client base
- Assists with firm practice, solution, and business development initiatives
- Supports task areas while coordinating closely with engagement team management and client leadership on strategy, planning, execution, status, and review processes
- Supports clients with key financial and budgetary, information technology, and operational transformation initiatives
- Adapts to a changing client environment while meeting client expectations
- Manages priorities and works effectively to initiate correspondence and task completion and supports multiple efforts through flexible multi-task coordination
- Provides summary recommendations to team leadership regarding assigned work stream
- Applies fundamental industry knowledge and standards to support client reviews, improvements, and/or implementations
- Communicates and maintains relationships with key client personnel to ensure shared understanding of processes, operations, and functions
- Prepares presentations, briefings, and actively participates in client meetings and day-to-day interactions
- Communicates with team management through effective status reporting and demonstrates ownership and accountability for assigned task areas and work products
- Establishes professional rapport with clients and other organizations
- Supports and reviews work products for technical accuracy, deliverable quality, and overall value to the client
- Attends relevant training, seminars, and/or conferences to stay current with technical skills that align with client's needs and changes in the industry
- Supports recruiting efforts by identifying potential candidates and participating in interviews
- Supports business development meetings and/or proposal development process with guidance from Public Practice leadership
- Other duties as required
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