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Audit Supervisor

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solid rock recruitingGrand Rapids (MI)

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$90,000-$115,000

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About the role

Job Description: Audit Supervisor Established public accounting firm | Confidential search
Is this you?
  • You’ve spent a few years in public accounting audit, you’re running fieldwork with confidence, and you’re ready to start supervising people and owning more of the engagement. You want the next step toward manager, not just a bigger workload.
  • The short version
  • A growing public accounting firm is hiring an Audit Supervisor to lead fieldwork, review staff and senior work, and act as the main day-to-day contact for audit clients. You’ll report to an Audit Manager or Partner.
  • What will I actually be doing?
You’ll plan and run audits, reviews, and compilations for privately held businesses, nonprofits, and employee benefit plans. That means building the audit program, directing fieldwork, reviewing workpapers, and drafting financial statements and disclosures. You’ll supervise seniors and staff on your engagements, assign tasks, track budgets and deadlines, and give feedback along the way. You’ll also work directly with client management to resolve questions, discuss findings, and communicate recommendations. What experience do I need? Bachelor’s or Master's degree in AccountingCPA license (or very close to completing it)4-7 years of public accounting experience with significant audit exposure Solid working knowledge of GAAP and GAASExperience reviewing the work of others and leading fieldwork Clear communication and strong organization across multiple engagements A genuine interest in developing toward Audit Manager What’s in it for me?
Pay: $90,000-$115,000, depending on experience and credentials
Benefits:
  • Comprehensive health coverage, 401(k) and retirement benefits, paid time off and holidays
  • Growth: Support for continuing education and CPA-related costs, plus a defined path toward Audit Manager as you build your review and client skills
  • Access: Regular exposure to managers and firm leadership
Interested? If you’re a tax professional ready for more leadership and client responsibility, we’d welcome a conversation. All inquiries are kept confidential. Reach out to Kaitlyn Opdahl at kaitlyn@solidrockrecruiting.com or apply here.

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