Audit Manager
cybercodersWarrenville (IL)
About the role
We are a full-service Public Accounting Firm in Chicagoland, specializing in middle-market, private companies and nonprofit organizations. For nearly 50 years, our team of financial experts has brought together a wide range of skills and technologies to provide comprehensive service for our clients. While our work is tailored to the individual needs of clients, our core services include accounting, auditing, tax compliance & planning, and mergers & acquisitions.
Audit Manager Position Overview:
This position is responsible for the management of the audit process, including planning, directing, and completing audit projects and reports. The Audit Manager will lead the audit team in providing objective assurance and consulting services designed to add value and improve the operations of the organization.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage day to day audit activities and ensure audit objectives are met
- Identify and document issues and recommend corrective action
- Develop audit test plans and procedures
- Analyze financial statements and internal control systems
- Develop audit programs and risk assessment procedures
- Provide status reports to management team
- Maintain audit standards of quality and excellence
- Communicate audit progress and results to project stakeholders
Qualifications:
- CPA certification required
- Minimum 5 years of experience in auditing
- Strong knowledge of audit principles and processes
- Proficiency in MS Office Suite
Benefits: PTOMedicalDentalVision 401kContinued Education
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