Managing Director of Audit
trueseekSan Diego (CA)
Managing Director of Audit
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trueseekSan Diego (CA)
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Manager
About the role
Managing Director Of AuditBased in San Diego, CA, with 13 offices across the region, we are a professional services firm providing assurance, advisory and tax solutions, known for our client-focused approach, collaborative culture and commitment to delivering practical results. The San Diego office is expanding and seeking an experienced Managing Director of Audit to lead engagements and grow a team. This role is ideal for a seasoned leader who values quality assurance, client trust and long-term professional stability within a supportive firm environment.
Responsibilities:
- Lead audit engagements from planning through reporting, managing teams and timelines with accuracy and efficiency
- Oversee risk assessment, internal control evaluation and financial statement review for private and middle-market clients
- Build and maintain client relationships while identifying advisory opportunities across the practice
- Mentor audit professionals and contribute to practice development and quality standards
Qualifications:
- Active CPA license required with 10+ years of public accounting experience, including management of audit engagements
- Working knowledge of US GAAP and auditing standards required
- Strong organizational communication and time management skills with the ability to thrive in a fast-paced high-volume environment
- Experience serving private or middle-market businesses in the San Diego region preferred
Join UsThis is an excellent opportunity for an experienced audit leader seeking practice growth, mentorship and long-term stability. If this sounds like a fit, we encourage you to apply today!
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