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David Careers

Audit Manager | Kirkland, WA (Hybrid)

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gpacKirkland (WA)
Accountants and AuditorsOffices of Certified Public Accountants

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$132,000-$180,000

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About the role

Audit Manager A well-regarded CPA firm on the Eastside is adding an Audit Manager in the Kirkland, WA area. You'll run your own engagements for construction, real estate and closely held clients across the Puget Sound region, work a flexible hybrid schedule, and follow a written path toward Senior Manager and partner. Strong audit seniors ready for the step up are welcome to apply too.
What you'll do:
  • Plan and lead audits, reviews and compilations from kickoff to final report
  • Own engagement budgets, timelines and client communication
  • Advise owners and controllers on GAAP, internal controls and job cost reporting
  • Coach, review and develop seniors and staff
What you bring:
  • 3+ years of public accounting audit experience, with in-charge or review experience a strong plusCPA preferred (if you're pursuing it, tell us)
  • Bachelor's degree from a US college or university in accounting or a related field
  • Clear communication and a client-first mindset
What you get:
  • Flexible hybrid schedule with capped busy-season hours and summer Fridays
  • Full medical, dental and vision, 401(k) with match and profit sharing, and an annual bonus
  • Paid CPE, CPA exam support with a pass bonus, and generous PTOA defined promotion track to Senior Manager with partner mentorship
Salary: $132,000-$180,000 depending on experience. This is a Hybrid role.

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