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2 results for Mergers And Acquisitions Analyst in Seattle, WA

Accounting Analyst
  • Seattle, Washington
  • onsite
  • Temporary / Contract
  • 36 - 40 USD / Hourly
  • <p>We are looking for an Accounting Analyst to support financial review and investigative accounting work for a contract position on-site in Seattle, Washington. This opportunity is ideal for someone who can examine complex financial records, organize large volumes of transaction data, and develop clear reporting for legal and financial matters. The role works closely with attorneys, trustees, and internal team members to help clarify account activity, resolve inconsistencies, and produce well-supported analyses.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Examine bank, investment, and other financial records to identify patterns, irregularities, and key transaction details.</p><p>• Rebuild account activity by entering, sorting, and classifying financial transactions within Excel-based schedules and tracking files.</p><p>• Request and assess documentation from prior trustees, financial institutions, and other outside sources relevant to each engagement.</p><p>• Detect gaps in records, unresolved transactions, and inconsistencies across documentation, then highlight issues requiring follow-up.</p><p>• Perform account reconciliations and transaction-level reviews across multiple sources to verify accuracy and completeness.</p><p>• Prepare schedules, summaries, and investigative reporting that translate financial findings into clear, usable deliverables.</p><p>• Maintain organized workpapers and supporting documentation for litigation-related and forensic accounting assignments.</p><p>• Record time and monitor project activity accurately to align with client invoicing and engagement management needs.</p><p>• Partner with attorneys, trustees, and team members to support ongoing financial investigations and reporting objectives.</p><p>• Work on-site five days per week in Seattle, Washington to support collaboration and case-related deliverables.</p>
  • 2026-09-25T00:00:00Z
Sr. Financial Analyst
  • Bellevue, Washington
  • remote
  • Temporary / Contract
  • 60 - 75 USD / Hourly
  • <p>We are looking for an experienced Sr. Financial Analyst to support a complex defense program by building a well-supported financial position in response to subcontract cost recovery and claim activity. This two-to-three-year Contract role will partner with cross-functional teams is primarily remote with occasional trips to their site in WA state, examining program events, contract obligations, cost records, and performance data in order to assess financial exposure and defend commercial interests. The ideal candidate can translate large volumes of technical, contractual, and financial information into clear conclusions backed by evidence.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Direct detailed financial reviews related to claims, backcharges, offsets, and other recovery actions raised by the prime contractor.</p><p>• Examine asserted costs to determine whether they are allowable under contract terms, properly assigned, sufficiently documented, and reasonable in amount.</p><p>• Rebuild the timeline of program performance, cost activity, and key events to clarify causation, accountability, and financial impact.</p><p>• Evaluate subcontract language, scope documents, modifications, specifications, and correspondence to assess the basis of commercial positions and obligations.</p><p>• Prepare analyses that distinguish subcontractor-related costs from impacts driven by prime decisions, government direction, design revisions, schedule shifts, supplier issues, or concurrent events.</p><p>• Review supporting calculations and source documentation to identify duplicate, unsupported, inflated, premature, or otherwise unrecoverable charges.</p><p>• Partner with Finance, Contracts, Program Management, Engineering, Operations, Quality, Supply Chain, Scheduling, and Legal to assemble a complete factual and financial record.</p><p>• Develop clear, evidence-based summaries and recommendations that support leadership decision-making and defense strategies.</p>
  • 2026-09-28T00:00:00Z