Forensics Jobs

The Project Control Specialist role at ELOS Environmental supports project planning, scheduling, and financial monitoring across multiple client engagements. Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining project schedules and budgets, tracking expenditures against financial plans, and preparing detailed performance reports and dashboards for internal and client review. The position also involves forensic accounting, risk management support, and collaboration with project managers to ensure data accuracy. This opportunity appeals to analytical professionals seeking a collaborative environment with a focus on precision and professional growth. The role offers comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, and life insurance, along with 401(k) matching. The position is based in an office setting with a standard Monday to Friday schedule.

This independent contractor role involves managing high-stakes fiduciary accounting for The Transition House, Inc., specifically focusing on Department of Corrections compliance. The position requires executing monthly three-way reconciliations between bank, general ledger, and subledger accounts while utilizing SecurManage to align trust activities with trial balances. Key responsibilities include investigating discrepancies, analyzing trust transactions, preparing audit-ready workpapers, and handling unclaimed funds reporting. The role appeals to detail-oriented professionals who thrive on forensic-level accuracy and prefer autonomous work environments where their expertise directly impacts financial integrity. The position is fully remote or onsite in St. Cloud, Florida, with no travel required, offering a flexible schedule for a specialized accountant to own their workflow without micromanagement.

This 90-day independent contractor role involves managing high-stakes fiduciary accounting for The Transition House, Inc., specifically focusing on Department of Corrections compliance. The position requires executing complex monthly three-way reconciliations between bank, general ledger, and subledger accounts while utilizing SecurManage to align trust activities. Key responsibilities include investigating discrepancies, preparing audit-ready workpapers, and handling unclaimed funds reporting to ensure zero tolerance for variance. The role appeals to detail-oriented professionals who thrive on forensic-level accuracy and prefer autonomous work environments where their expertise directly impacts financial integrity. The position offers full remote flexibility or onsite work in St. Cloud, Florida, with no travel required, allowing the contractor to manage their own workflow while collaborating with the finance team as needed.