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John Dettinger
Senior Cybersecurity Supervision Specialist
Washington D.C., DC, United States
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Education:
Master’s Degree
Accounting and Finance
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
2014 : 2016
Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.)
Accounting
Temple University
2005 : 2009
Accounting and Finance
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
2014 : 2016
Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.)
Accounting
Temple University
2005 : 2009
Experience:
2022 : Present
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Senior Cybersecurity Supervision Specialist
2021 : 2022
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Senior Risk Specialist
2015 : 2021
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Lead Auditor (Operations/Information Systems)_
Supported the growth and development of the agency’s Inspections Directorate, led diverse teams made up of auditors, engineers, analysts and interpreters in providing project solutions to International and Federal agencies. Projects included performing audit readiness (preparation for audit), performance audits and inspections. Coordinated all communication to external audit clients, including coordination of entrance and exit briefings, review and resolution of reports, and all recommendation follow-up for the Inspections Directorate. Briefed members of the Armed Services committee on inspection results and submitted draft report language for the Fiscal Year 2015 National Defense Authorization Act.
2012 : 2015
Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction
Senior Auditor
Responsible for conducting portions of complex performance and compliance-based audits of Department of Defense programs, operations, and activities. My internal audit roles and responsibilities included performing the following activities in accordance with the U.S. Government Accountability Office’s (GAO’s) professional standards : (1) Gathering and analyzing significant large amounts of data; (2) Planning and leading site visits at multiple U.S. military installations; (3) Preparing audit documentation (to include purpose, source, scope, results, conclusions, and actionable recommendations – as appropriate); (4) Developing and presenting findings (to include the condition, criteria, cause, effect, and actionable recommendations); and (5) Preparing reports that contain actionable recommendations to address complex and sensitive audit issues.
2009 : 2012
Department of Defense Office of the Inspector General
Auditor
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Senior Cybersecurity Supervision Specialist
2021 : 2022
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Senior Risk Specialist
2015 : 2021
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Lead Auditor (Operations/Information Systems)_
Supported the growth and development of the agency’s Inspections Directorate, led diverse teams made up of auditors, engineers, analysts and interpreters in providing project solutions to International and Federal agencies. Projects included performing audit readiness (preparation for audit), performance audits and inspections. Coordinated all communication to external audit clients, including coordination of entrance and exit briefings, review and resolution of reports, and all recommendation follow-up for the Inspections Directorate. Briefed members of the Armed Services committee on inspection results and submitted draft report language for the Fiscal Year 2015 National Defense Authorization Act.
2012 : 2015
Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction
Senior Auditor
Responsible for conducting portions of complex performance and compliance-based audits of Department of Defense programs, operations, and activities. My internal audit roles and responsibilities included performing the following activities in accordance with the U.S. Government Accountability Office’s (GAO’s) professional standards : (1) Gathering and analyzing significant large amounts of data; (2) Planning and leading site visits at multiple U.S. military installations; (3) Preparing audit documentation (to include purpose, source, scope, results, conclusions, and actionable recommendations – as appropriate); (4) Developing and presenting findings (to include the condition, criteria, cause, effect, and actionable recommendations); and (5) Preparing reports that contain actionable recommendations to address complex and sensitive audit issues.
2009 : 2012
Department of Defense Office of the Inspector General
Auditor
Company:
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Years of Experience:
15
Skills
Accounting, Analytical Skills, Auditing, COBIT, External Audit, Financial Accounting, Financial Analysis, Fraud, Internal Audit, Internal Controls, IT Audit, IT Strategy, Leadership, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office, NIST, NIST 800-53, Performance Auditing, Policy Analysis, Risk Assessment, Strategic Planning
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