Senior Audit Manager
brewer morrisMiami Beach (FL)
$57.69 per hour
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brewer morrisMiami Beach (FL)
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$57.69 per hour
About the role
Audit Manager / Senior Manager | Top 15 CPA Firm | Miami, FLA Top 15 CPA Firm is seeking an Audit Manager or Senior Manager to join its growing Commercial Real Estate practice in Miami. This opportunity offers the chance to lead audit engagements, develop and mentor staff, manage key client relationships, and work with a sophisticated portfolio of commercial real estate clients. The firm is open to considering candidates at either the Manager or Senior Manager level, depending on experience.
Position Highlights
Location: Miami, FLHybrid schedule: 3 days per week in-office
Audit Manager Base Salary: $120,000–$160,000 Audit Senior Manager Base Salary: $160,000–$200,000 Lead and manage complex audit engagements Work with a diverse portfolio of commercial real estate clients Manage and develop engagement teams Build and maintain relationships with key client stakeholders Strong long-term career and leadership growth opportunities Competitive benefits and professional development resources
Ideal Background:
- 5+ years of public accounting audit experience, with additional experience expected for the Senior Manager level
- Active CPA license
- Commercial real estate audit experience preferred
- Strong for-profit audit experience will also be considered
- Experience managing audit engagements, teams, and client relationships
- Strong technical accounting and audit knowledge
- Proven leadership and client service skills
This is a great opportunity for an experienced Audit Manager or Senior Manager looking to join a nationally recognized CPA firm with a strong commercial real estate practice and significant long-term growth opportunities.
If you’re interested in learning more, please apply or reach out to me directly.
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