Closely working alongside employees from Enron, he got to know the staff as well as the accounting procedures. He left A&A and joined the Enron Capital and Trade Division. He eventually was promoted to Chief Accounting Officer, where he signed off on the Special Purpose Entities that were Enron's downfall. He was fired from Enron on February 14, 2002, as part of an investigation by the S.E.C.
Charges have not been filed as of 2003.