Allwyn
Software development consulting and IT services
Mid-Level Accountant
About the job
- U.S. citizenship or a Green Card is required due to federal contract requirements.
- A bachelor's degree in accounting, Finance, or a related field is required.
- At least 3 years of experience in financial analysis, auditing, or cost accounting and at least 3 years of relevant federal experience are required.
- Experience supporting government financial and accounting evaluations is required.
- Knowledge of basic Federal cost principles and familiarity with 2 CFR Part 200 are required.
- Experience reconciling financial data and analyzing or reviewing audited financial statements is required.
- Ability to prepare clear and accurate supporting documentation is required.
- Demonstrated experience with Microsoft Excel and financial analysis tools is required.
- Ability to work in a high-volume, time-sensitive environment is required.
- Experience supporting cost and financial transparency and maintaining documentation sufficient for Federal review is required.
- Ability to obtain and maintain the required security clearance or credentials is required.
- Review grant expenditures for allowability under 2 CFR Part 200.
- Monitor recipient financial compliance.
- Review budgets and budget modifications.
- Prepare or review Federal Financial Reports (SF-425).
- Reconcile grant expenditures and drawdowns.
- Assess indirect cost rates (NICRA) and the application of indirect costs.
- Review recipient internal controls and financial management systems.
- Support grant closeout activities.
- Assist with audit findings and corrective action plans.
- Provide technical assistance to grant recipients on financial compliance.
- Experience with indirect cost rate reviews, cost allocation plans, or similar financial evaluations is strongly preferred.
- Knowledge of Uniform Guidance requirements for federal grants and cooperative agreements is desired.
About the company
Allwyn helps organizations solve complex technology problems by providing tools, technologies, experienced resources, processes, methodologies, and project delivery expertise to help deliver high-quality, cost-efficient software products and IT applications. It delivers services that act as an extended arm of the client’s organization, embedding its skilled professionals, processes, and best practices to implement software and IT solutions. The company differentiates itself through its people and approach—emphasizing respectful collaboration, reliability, clear communication, and a willingness to go beyond simple task delivery to understand how outputs will be used and to stay curious and committed. The goal is to help clients stay competitive in the global marketplace by producing software and IT solutions that meet high quality and cost efficiency standards.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Washington DC, District of Columbia
Founded
2003
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What believers are saying
- The UK High Court and Court of Appeal ended National Lottery licence litigation in 2026.
- Allwyn and OPAP expect completion of their combination in March 2026.
- Allwyn reported strong Q2 2026 growth and reaffirmed mid- to high-twenties revenue growth.
What critics are saying
- Allwyn’s National Lottery IT overhaul has stretched toward £500 million by January 2026.
- Richard Desmond’s £1.3 billion challenge ended, but the licence fights exposed execution fragility.
- Integration across Allwyn, OPAP, and PrizePicks concentrates debt, systems risk, and management distraction.
What makes Allwyn unique
- Allwyn operates the UK National Lottery, plus OPAP, creating regulated scale.
- PrizePicks acquisition closed January 16, 2026, adding North American DFS and prediction markets.
- Allwyn launched Team Picks, Culture Picks, and blended lineups across PrizePicks in 2025-2026.
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