Thomas J.

McGoldrick
1802 E Campo Bello Dr #43
Phoenix, AZ 85022
Home (602) 441-2439, tm956d54@westpost.net
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Objective
A challenging and rewarding position as an auditor.

Summary of Accomplishments
Fundamental accounting and auditing knowledge.
Efficient, detail-oriented, highly organized.
Strong analytical and problem solving skills.
Proficient in Microsoft Office, Excel, Windows 95/98/XP.

Experience
1989 - 1991 Resident Auditor US Army, Strategic Defense Command, Kwajalein
Missile Range
Identified $9 M in errors in a contractor proposal. The proposal was withdrawn.
Starting with a complaint about lack of fill of requisitions for vehicles on d
eadline, searched, found and effected release of $200,000 of requisitions. The p
arts were received and the equipment was repaired and returned to service.
1965 - 1977 Auditor US Army Audit Agency, Seattle, WA; Zweibruecken, GY;
Redwood Redwood City, CA; Frankfurt, GY
Appropriated Fund Audits: Completed 29 audits of Forts, State National Guards,
installations, Army wide problem areas and numerous evaluations of cost comparis
on studies of Army operations. Found many significant deficiencies and submitte
d reports with recommendations for corrective action. Assisted command in under
standing the corrective action required and most of the necessary actions were t
aken before leaving the audit site. Full concurrence was always obtained. i.e.
In the Medical Command, Europe audit, 5 of the 12 significant findings in the f
inal report were from my review of the Finance Office in Landstuhl, Gy. The 2 m
ajor problems were duplicate and triplicate obligations for military supply requ
isitions and liquidation of current year bills against prior year unliquidated o
bligations. In a theater wide audit of personnel in Europe was the auditor in ch
arge responsible for a final report containing 12 significant findings such as u
nder and over requisitioning and mal assignment. In a classified review found th
at subordinate units had not kept their war plans current with higher command an
d still planned to report to a location 150 miles away from where they were supp
osed to report in the new plan. At the Television Audio Support Agency identifi
ed better methods for obtaining the lowest price for off the shelf components wh
ile still ensuring quality. At the Riverbank Army Ammunition plant, identified
the root cause of high rejection rates on machining of mortar rounds and high co
sts for rebuilding tracer lathes.
Non-Appropriated Fund Audits: Completed 15 audits of Officers Clubs, NCO/EM Club
s and a Golf Club in Germany, Ethiopia, California and Alaska. Issued 3 reports
with fraud findings and made many reports of findings of significant problems in
bar, food service and slot machine operations in the clubs with recommendations
to correct the deficiencies. Assisted managers to understand actions necessary
to correct deficiencies. Most of the corrective actions were taken before leavin
g the audit site. Obtained full concurrence with the recommendations.
Education
Webster University, St Louis, MO
MA, Management 1983
St Martins College, Lacey, WA
B.A., Accounting, Minors- Industrial Relations and Philosophy 1965
References
Available upon request.