FIAR Analyst

CSCI Consulting•Washington, DC

13h

About The Position

CSCI Consulting is looking for a Financial Analyst to support our DoW client. In this role, the consultant will support the client's path to auditability of financial statements, processes, and systems. Specifically, this role focuses on resolving and mitigating deficiencies and Notice of Findings and Recommendations (NFRs) by identifying root causes, implementing corrective actions, and ensuring sustained process improvements. It also includes preparing and supporting all auditor requests—such as Provided by Client (PBC) listings and sample selections—and driving compliance in financial processes through the design, execution, and monitoring of effective internal controls.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree (BA/BS/BBA)
Active Secret Clearance
1 - 2 years relevant experience
Ability to analyze financial/audit data and apply accounting/auditing concepts.
Creativity and adaptability in problem-solving
Ability to work with clients to understand their needs
Strong organizational and time-management skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Professional presence

Nice To Haves

Experience with Department of the Air Force, Working Capital Fund, General Fund, or DoD FIAR.
Professional certifications: CPA, CGFM, CDFM, CISA.
Experience with MS Excel, Power BI, SharePoint, or database tools.
Experience drafting SOPs, Desktop Guides, or financial process documentation.
Ability to work under tight deadlines in high‑pressure environments.
Knowledge of federal FM frameworks (GAAP, SFFAS, OMB Circulars, Treasury guidance).
Ability to work in a team environment, as well as independently
Strong customer and vendor relationship skills
Demonstrated ability to comply with data standards and policies
Motivation to learn new technologies and methodologies that demonstrate value
Past experience working with a Federal government agency
Department of War experience is a plus!

Responsibilities

Perform audit‑remediation activities including documentation collection, evidence organization, and corrective‑action tracking
Review policies, procedures, and internal controls to identify gaps and support updates
Assist or lead development of federal financial reporting artifacts including AFR sections
Analyze audit findings, validate corrective‑action plans, and determine root‑cause issues
Support execution of internal control evaluations (Test of Design/Test of Operating Effectiveness)
Maintain communication with key stakeholders and provide status updates