Audit Senior
teemaHouston (TX)
About the role
Audit Senior We are working with a Houston public accounting firm seeking an Audit Senior to take an in-charge role on audits of privately owned businesses. You will work closely with managers and partners, lead engagement work and help develop junior team members. Support engagements from planning and risk assessment through fieldwork and completion. Perform audit procedures and prepare clear, well-supported workpapers. Prepare and review financial statements and supporting audit documentation. Review associates' work, delegate tasks and provide coaching. Coordinate client requests, manage deadlines and communicate issues to managers and partners. Research accounting and auditing questions as they arise. Public accounting audit experience and readiness to own engagement work. Strong audit fundamentals and the ability to review and explain your work. Clear communication, dependable follow-through and a collaborative approach. Interest in working with privately owned commercial businesses. The team is open to auditors moving from governmental or nonprofit work who want to build their commercial audit experience. The practice focuses on privately owned, for-profit clients.
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