At Varian, you’ll find yourself surrounded by the world’s best and most innovative talent, working together with a singular focus – our mission to help save lives. Our technology works to help clinicians fight cancer, and you can impact all of it. Joining our Corporate Services team means you’ll help create an environment that encourages innovation and that what you do will mean something. Legal, Human Resources, Government Affairs, Finance and IT professionals work together to help innovate solutions relied on by people across the globe.
The Forensic Investigations Manager will conduct and coordinate financial and fraud audits, investigations and analytical services, globally. In this role, the Manager of Forensic Investigations will collaborate with the Director of Ethical Compliance, Internal Audit Manager and senior corporate leadership to provide forensic accounting, due diligence and investigation services. This position will report to Vice President, Internal Audit and will be a key member of Varian’s compliance management team.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Develop a proactive and strategic approach to implementing and advancing our global compliance program in the areas of due diligence and monitoring.
- Conduct and lead fieldwork for various levels of internal investigations
- Collaborate with Corporate leadership (e.g., Legal, Human Resources and Ethical Compliance departments) to conduct investigations on fraud, whistleblower or other compliance matters to ensure compliance with laws, regulations, standards, guidelines, best practices, and our internal Code of Conduct.
- Conduct investigations related to whistleblower allegations, fraud, foreign corrupt practices act, conflicts of interest, related party transactions, and other matters.
- Assist with document requests
- Prepare questions and interview witnesses
- Data mining and analysis, including database construction of financial records, accounting data, email analysis, database extracts, etc.
- Effectively document the scope of work, procedures performed and results of investigation ion accordance with the commensurate protocols of each investigation.
- Ensure the accurate and timely submission of all internal reporting requirements.
- Review relevant proposed internal processes, policies, and procedures for gaps and suggest changes for improvement.
Skills & Requirements:
- Master's degree in Accounting or Finance, from an accredited college or university.
- 5+ years of forensic accounting experience within a global corporation; Medical device or pharmaceutical company, preferred.
- CPA or CFE certifications
- Experience executing investigation protocols and procedures.
- Familiar with policies, laws, and regulations of compliance, such as the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, etc.
- Ability to travel internationally.
- Strong interpersonal skills and ability to influence a diverse group of individuals.
- Ability to identify problems, develop solutions, and implement courses of action.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills required.
When you join Varian, you’re joining an organization with nearly $3 billion in annual revenue, and more than 6,500 team members across more than 30 countries. You’ll be backed by a culture that is centered on fostering your creative potential, and experience the full support of an organization and leadership committed to inspiring you to do your best work. You’ll also enjoy an array of benefits that give you security, including: 401K plan with a generous 6% match, employee stock purchase program, wellness programs and facilities, comprehensive insurance plans, flexible paid time off, and so much more.
You’re just one click away from the most impactful work you’ll ever do. Apply now. Someone, somewhere, will be glad you did.
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