Amentum, a general leader in critical mission support, engineering, technology, and national security solutions, is seeking a Fuels Accountant to support a new government contract based in Diego Garcia.

PURPOSE / SCOPE

Establish and operate the finance and budget office, coordinate data collection and documentation.

RESPONSIBILITIES
- Must be knowledgeable of manual and automated fuel management and account systems.
- Prepare budgets and financial data for Fuels Terminal Manager review and approval.
- Oversee procurement operations, transactions, and documentation to ensure compliance with company policies and procedures, contract requirements and Government regulations.
- Develop contract modification documents to include cost estimates and supporting rationale for modification.
- Develop and submit monthly invoices to the Government. ~ Prepare monthly reports in accordance with contract requirements.
- Deliver items to customers by verifying orders, inventory stock, and arranging transportation.
- Verify items shipped by matching bills, reconciling, and noting.




- Operation bulk storage, hydrants, checkpoint, lox, and be able to dispatch.
- Computes the amount of fuel required for the safe completion of flight according to type of aircraft, distance of flight, maintenance limitations, weather conditions and minimum fuel requirements prescribed by federal aviation regulations.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Have a minimum of five years of experience in Fuels account processing.
- Responsible for proper accounting, reporting, end-of-month close process and reconciliations.
- Keep up-to-date with regulations and standards, collaborate with auditing teams to ensure compliance with applicable regulations, and prepare and participate in audits and inspections.
- Adhere to safety precautions and use appropriate protective gear.
- Experience in the scheduling and ordering of nonconventional fuels and related commodities including hypergols,

📌 Fuels Accountant (Garcia)
🏢 Amentum
📍 Garcia