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Senior Internal Auditor - Fortune 100

Posted 43 days ago

clark davis associatesBoonton (NJ)

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About the role

Company Description:
  • Fortune 100 Job Description
  • Perform risk-based integrated audits (combined financial and internal control audits, with an emphasis in financial based auditing).Participate in planning and managing staff across simultaneous audits in multiple locations to accomplish annual audit plan.
  • Assist staff auditors in gaining control and audit skills as well as validating that work performed meets or exceeds audit standards and objectives.
  • Ensure the accuracy and clarity of audit documentation and guide audit staff in the preparation of audit reports.
  • Lead the staff in communicating audit results in an objective and accurate manner to all levels of financial and operational management.
Qualifications:
  • Bachelor's degree in Accounting (CPA certificate is a plus)4-7 years experience in public accounting, specializing in financial audit
  • Audit senior-level experience
  • Strong knowledge of internal control concepts, Sarbanes-Oxley and COSO.Experience in a manufacturing or related environment
  • Solid PC skills with demonstrated proficiency in office productivity tools (Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, etc.)This position involves travel to both domestic and international locations
Additional Information: $85K plus bonus
Summary
Type: Full-time
Function: Accounting/Auditing
Experience level: Mid-Senior Level
Industry: Staffing And Recruiting

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