Audit Supervisor
rothcoBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Roth&Co is ranked No. 114 by Inside Public Accounting among the nation’s top accounting and advisory firms, offering tax, audit, and business consulting services. With more than 300 professionals across five global offices, we deliver trusted expertise and hands-on leadership to clients in the real estate, healthcare, government, not-for-profit, and commercial sectors. Recognized by Accounting Today as a Mid-Atlantic Regional Leader and Firm to Watch in 2026, 2025, and 2024, Roth&Co tailors its services to each client’s unique operations, risks, and financial reporting needs. We are seeking a dedicated audit professional to join our team as a Supervisor. Why You’ll Love Working Here:• Lead a talented team and make a tangible impact on client success.• Manage diverse, high-profile engagements while developing your technical and leadership expertise.• Build strong client relationships and act as a trusted advisor on complex accounting matters.• Grow professionally through exposure to a wide range of industries and active participation in business development and networking opportunities.
What We’re Looking For:
• 6+ years of experience in a public accounting firm.• Strong ability to manage multiple high-demand projects while delivering work on time and within budget.• Exceptional technical skills across a broad range of accounting issues.• Proven capability to supervise, train, and develop staff.• Professionalism and composure under pressure, with clients and colleagues alike.• Expertise in a specific service or industry beyond core technical competence.• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Quick Books, and other accounting software.
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