Expense Report Forensics Analyst

Procurement used to audit 2% of expense reports and trust the rest. Those were simpler times. The Expense Report Forensics Analyst reads every receipt and every mileage log, including photos of crumpled taxi slips taken at an angle.

You'll approve, reject, and ask follow-up questions like 'who is Dave, and why did Dave need three lobsters?' Finance staff will keep approving the analyst's recommendations and the occasional pizza.

What you'll do

• Read 4 million receipts, including the blurry ones photographed on a car seat
• Cross-check every client dinner against the client's calendar
• Reject 'miscellaneous' as a category, forever
• Recover $9 million in hotel minibar charges
• Politely ask the sales VP what 'research' at a golf club involved

Requirements

• Can read a thermal receipt that faded in 2022
• Knows the driving distance between any two addresses on earth
• No friends on the sales team and no plans to make any
• Immune to the phrase 'the client insisted'
• Audits a full quarter before the VP finds the receipt in a coat pocket

Nice to have

• Background in forensic accounting, or a strong interest in lobster prices
• Can tell a tip from a typo

Perks

• No per diem, and no diem
• First look at every company card statement
• A lunch budget of $0, fully reconciled