2026-06-19 – Weekly Forensic Accountant Jobs : Senior roles growing rapidly

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This week’s job market is showing a consistent demand for forensic accountants, particularly in roles that require expertise in financial investigations and litigation support. The opportunity for remote work remains limited, but there are a few flexible roles if you’re looking to work from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Forensic Accountant
    Company: Ari S. Harper CPA, P.A. | Location: Parkland, FL
    Dive into forensic accounting with a CPA designation and 3-6+ years of experience. This role is all about litigation support and uncovering financial fraud.
    Apply Here

  • Staff Accountant-Forensic
    Company: Modern HR | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Perfect for those starting out, this role involves complex financial investigations. Ideal for a detail-oriented accountant eager to delve into forensic cases.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Forensic Accountant
    Company: Ari S. Harper CPA, P.A. | Location: Pompano Beach, FL
    Be a key player in a growing practice, handling complex financial challenges. Perfect for experienced accountants looking to take on more responsibility.
    Apply Here

  • Forensic Accountant Investigator
    Company: City of New York | Location: New York, NY
    An immediate opening for someone ready to tackle financial investigations with the city. A great role if you’re interested in public sector work.
    Apply Here

  • Forensic & Business Valuation Accountant
    Company: Boyer & Ritter | Location: Camp Hill, PA
    Join a team that merges forensic accounting with business valuation. A great fit for those who love detailed financial analysis.
    Apply Here

  • Forensic Senior Accountant
    Company: Meaden & Moore | Location: Cleveland, OH
    This role is for someone with 2-5 years in public accounting ready to focus on forensic work. A chance to grow in a respected firm.
    Apply Here

  • Forensic Investigations Accountant
    Company: Deloitte | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Engage in in-depth analysis of financial records for investigations. Ideal for someone looking to work in a big firm with lots of resources.
    Apply Here

  • Forensic Investigations Accountant
    Company: Deloitte | Location: Washington, DC
    Similar to the LA role, this position involves complex financial record analysis. It’s a great opportunity in the nation’s capital.
    Apply Here

  • Forensic Investigations Accountant
    Company: Deloitte | Location: San Diego, CA
    This role, much like the others at Deloitte, focuses on analyzing financial records for investigations. It’s perfect for someone wanting to work in sunny California.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Forensic Accountant
    Company: Sedgwick | Location: United Kingdom, Gbr
    A senior role in the UK, focusing on insurance and forensic accounting. Ideal for those with international experience or aspirations.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is still pretty rare in forensic accounting, but here’s one role that lets you work from anywhere:

  • Outside Sales/ Executive Adjuster
    Company: Skipton & Associates Inc | Location: Seattle, WA
    This position involves working with a range of professionals, including forensic accountants, to document and negotiate claims.
    Apply Here

See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s all for this week. Keep pushing forward, and remember—every application is a step toward your next big opportunity. Stay tuned for more updates next week.

I applied for a forensic accountant role last year and realized how crucial networking is. It’s like fishing; sometimes you catch something great but often it’s just about waiting for the right nibble. Don’t forget to connect with others in this field; it can really open doors. @JaneDoe_123 shared some great tips on LinkedIn about standing out in this niche.

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