External Audit Senior Manager - Energy, Utilities & Resources
pwcTulsa (OK)
External Audit Senior Manager - Energy, Utilities & Resources
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pwcTulsa (OK)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
As an External Audit Senior Manager, you will lead audits for energy, utilities and resources clients, shaping conclusions and guiding teams. You bring industry knowledge and communication skills to surface clear findings for client leadership, supporting risk management and high-quality reporting. You will oversee planning, fieldwork, and delivery with a focus on operational excellence and cross-team coordination. This role offers a strategic impact within PwC’s Assurance practice and energy-related engagement leadership. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision 401k holiday pay vacation personal and family sick leave
Responsibilities:
Lead financial statement audit engagements for energy, utilities, and resources clients Direct planning, fieldwork, and completion across complex audit assignments Review financial statements, disclosures, and supporting documentation for accuracy and compliance Evaluate internal controls, governance processes, and risk management to identify control gaps Apply auditing standards and technical accounting knowledge to complex reporting issues Coach teams through challenging audit matters and develop effective resolutions Communicate audit results, emerging risks, and key observations to client leadership and stakeholders Monitor engagement progress, manage budgets, and coordinate resources for timely delivery
Key requirements:
Bachelor 6+ years of experience Active CPA License Strong communication and presentation Leadership and coaching Strategic judgment and cross-functional influence Auditing standards knowledge Financial statement audits Internal controls evaluation
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