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My background before forensics was audit, and I have no IT/computer programming experience at all, nor have I ever felt like I needed it since switching to forensics. We do all sorts of forensic accounting and litigation support engagements. If there's a need for an IT person for one of our engagements, we have lots of folks in our IT services that help.
Depends on the engagement of course, but some combination of interviewing, email review, document review and analysis, data analytics, accounting or financial statement analysis, etc. My days can be wildly different from week to week. Sometimes I have a lot of interviews, so I'm mostly prepping, conducting, and documenting those. Other times I'm searching and reading through emails for days at a time. And sometimes I get to just dig into a GL and poke around all week. There's also a lot of writing involved, from documenting analysis to drafting the report.
Clarification: KPMG experience was in audit
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Are you looking to go back into consulting? Otherwise I see a lot of payment processors or crypto or other financial services companies have a lot of openings in their fraud/AML departments, many of them remote
Thank you for the info! I am open to consulting but have closed the auditing chapter. Learned a lot but ready for a new path. I always thought forensic accounting/litigation support would be my area but not sure where to start searching or acquiring the skills needed. Open to other ideas though, like a lot of things in life what you thought you wanted isn’t always want you actually want/need.