Accounting Advisory Services (Senior Associate-Manager)

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lhhMiami (FL)
Accountants and AuditorsOther Management Consulting Services

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We are seeking Senior Associates and Managers for a national Accounting Advisory firm with an office in Miami, FL. This organization provides relocation assistance.Key Responsibilities:Serve as a trusted advisor to client organizations, providing expertise on accounting, finance, and business operations initiativesLead and execute accounting and finance engagements across a variety of industriesPrepare and review complex financial analyses, reporting packages, and executive-level presentationsWork cross-functionally with accounting, finance, operations, and leadership teams to solve business challenges and deliver resultsContribute to project planning, execution, and stakeholder management while ensuring a high level of client serviceQualifications:3+ years of external audit experience at a large public accounting firmAt least 3 traditional audit busy seasonsExperience auditing large companies (at least $500M in revenue) - publicly traded or privateBig 4 experience strongly preferredCPA license or CPA trackWhat We Offer:Competitive SalaryBonusPaid vacation401(k) employer matchHealth insurancePrescription drug coverageDental, vision, life, and disability insuranceEqual Opportunity Employer/Veterans/DisabledTo read our Candidate Privacy Information Statement, which explains how we will use your information, please navigate to https://www.lhh.com/us/en/candidate-privacy

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