SEC Accountants perform a wide variety of work, ranging from examining financial statements in public filings and finding solutions to the most difficult and controversial accounting issues to rule-writing and participating in enforcement investigations. The SEC welcomes applications from attorneys with more than one year of experience for all offices at the Commission—SEC headquarters and our 11 regional offices—throughout the year. To receive consideration outside of our normal vacancy announcements, please apply to the specific SEC Division or Office of interest.
Veterans must submit verification of preference with their application. You are encouraged to apply to all Divisions and Offices of interest to you. If you are interested in one or more of our regional offices, submit your application materials to each office directly. SEC Economists are responsible for using economic methods to solve problems across the entire range of agency activities, including policy-making, rule-making, enforcement, examination, and other matters.
SEC Economists identify and analyze issues, trends, and innovations in the marketplace; develop analytical approaches, methods, and models to uncover potential securities law violations; work with outside experts in academia and industry to strengthen the SEC's foundation of market knowledge; manage and analyze public and private data to support relevant initiatives and projects; and conduct research suitable for publication in peer-reviewed journals.
Becoming an examiner is a great way to learn securities compliance and to obtain firsthand experience in the securities industry. Examiners have a varied and challenging range of responsibilities—from reviewing a mutual fund's portfolio or a broker-dealer's sales activities to reviewing the financials of a multimillion dollar company. Examiners conduct inspections of firms by performing background research and on-site examinations, which include interviews with key personnel, tours of the operations, and review and analysis of the firm's records and operations.
Examiners search for indications that securities laws have been violated or that the firm's compliance procedures and controls are weak. The SEC is seeking highly qualified industry professionals to serve in several Divisions and Offices. Areas of expertise sought include risk management, valuation, options, clearing agencies, derivatives, information security technology, asset management, structured and new products, municipal securities, public pensions, foreign corrupt practices, market abuse, and much more.
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