The Global Insurance Services Practice is looking for CPA’s with 3+ years of public accounting/auditing insurance experience. As a Senior Consultant, you will be responsible for delivering Managing General Underwriting inspection services and forensic accounting services to a variety of insurance companies and/or law firm clients.

What You’ll Do

• Execute Managing General Underwriting (MGU) Inspections for various Insurance Company Clients
• Support the execution of forensic accounting examinations and litigation support projects
• Support the execution of risk-based operational and internal audits and reviews of critical business processes
• Assist with the preparation of a variety of reports including Expert Witness, MGU Inspection, and/or Internal Audit
• Monitor and validate implementation of client corrective action plans
• Interact confidently and professionally with FTI and client personnel throughout various engagements
• Assist with the development of proposals and participate in other business development initiatives 
• Learn additional analytical techniques using ACL software
• Oversee staff in execution of MGU Inspection services 
• Maintain detailed working papers and other records reflecting assumptions, methodologies, and sources of information employed during the performance of all analytical tasks
• Work with FTI leadership to develop and execute a career path focused on the progressive development of MGU Audit technical skills as well as general business and consulting acumen

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Job Summary:

Under the supervision of the Investigations Manager, the Staff Investigator will:

• Plan, organize, assist with, and lead investigations into allegations of internal fraud, serious misconduct, corruption, conflicts of interest and other issues as needed.
• Review and assess incoming allegations, including Ethics Hotline reports. 
• Gather and analyze information, documentation and other potential sources of evidence.
• Conduct interviews of witnesses, subjects, and others, and make objective determinations of credibility.
• Coordinate with all levels of Management, Human Resources, Legal and Compliance.
• Maintain up to date electronic case files and records of all activities related to case work.
• Exercise sound judgement and maintain strict confidentiality.
• Prepare thorough and well-written investigation reports, providing clear and concise details of the investigation, findings and recommendations.
• Work with in-house and outside attorneys, law enforcement and prosecutors as needed.
• Testify in criminal and civil court as needed.
• Travel domestically and internationally as case work requires.
• Attend department training and ACFE or similar training courses annually. 

As a Fraud Investigator II, you will conduct internal or external fraud investigations and files regulatory reports according to legal requirements while ensuring adherence to all applicable deadlines. Completes interviews with internal and external parties. Performs mitigation and remediation activities while utilizing multiple applications and platforms in support of fraud operation activities to alleviate any potential negative impact to members and/or the organization.

We offer a flexible work environment that requires an individual to bein the office 4 days per week.This position can be based in one of the following locations: Phoenix, AZ, San Antonio or Plano, TX, Charlotte, NC or Tampa, FL.

The Fraud Investigator I, (FP) is responsible for typical production (ATM, Mobile Deposit, Verafin Alerts, P2P Alerts, BillPay, Fraud Queues, and Western Union) and resolution of unique fraud cases requiring more in-depth research and investigation. Uses critical thinking to analyze and resolve unique fraud cases in an appropriate and informed manner.

The Fraud Prevention Analyst is responsible for implementing, maintaining, and continually improving fraud prevention measures to safeguard the financial integrity and reputation of the credit union. This role involves monitoring and analyzing member transactions, detecting fraudulent activity, and taking appropriate actions to prevent and mitigate fraud risks.

On February 16, 2023, the Houston ACFE chapter, the University of Houston student ACFE chapter, and honors student organization Beta Alpha Psi at the University of Houston will host the following event for students:

Learn about a day in the life of a forensic accountant! The event will be on February 16^th at the University of Houston Main Campus in the CBB building, hosted by the honors student organization Beta Alpha Psi and ACFE Houston. Samuel Cooper from Weaver’s Forensics and Litigation Services practice will be joined by FBI Forensic Accountants Dan Conger and Micah Palmer as we give an introduction to some of the fascinating work in forensics. Topics including OSINT tips, bitcoin tracing, investigation interviews, identifying red flags in details, and more!

Any ACFE member who would like to attend or refer a student to attend may contact our University Relations Director Samuel Cooper at samuel.cooper@weaver.com for details.

We are proud to partner with the Houston area community!