Audit Supervisor

Successful candidates should have the following: • 4+ years of recent Public Accounting experience in an established Audit practice.

• 1+ years of recent experience working in a supervising role within public accounting.

• Passed CPA exam and/or attained CPA license required.

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance or other business-related field.

• A successful record of training and supervising multiple audit teams.

• A solid understanding of audit and accounting technical issues.

• Ability to utilize firm technology to enhance client service.

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office computer programs.

• Excellent written and oral communication skills.

• Intellectual curiosity about business and accounting matters.

A day-in-the-life basic overview includes: • Direct and drive the success of multiple engagements.

• Attract, develop, and retain professional staff.

• Keep lines of communication open with staff and clients

• Ability to manage within budgetary and time constraints while providing a high-level of client satisfaction.

• Anticipate and address client concerns and escalate problems as they arise.

• Keep abreast of latest developments as they affect GAAP and the Firm’s standards and policies.

• Develop an understanding of client’s business and become a ''functional expert'' in the area.

• Manage, understand, and assist with planning multiple audit assignments in several industries.

• Manage client engagements from start to finish, including managing the budget, planning, executing, directing staff, and completing financial statements and audits.

• Develop and maintain an excellent working relationship with all levels of client staff to increase customer satisfaction and to strengthen client relationships.

• Prepare all necessary financial statement and related disclosures and reportable conditions letters, with an eye on quality, thoroughness, and accuracy.

• Identify and communicate technical matters to both clients and upper management on a timely basis.

• Ensure compliance with established internal control procedures by examining records, reports, operating practices, and documentation.

• Identify audit issues and propose strategies to resolve them.

• Communicate status of work and issues with staff, managers, and partners on a timely basis.

• Assist as needed on forensic accounting engagements.

• Develop strong relationships with firm and client personnel.