External Audit Manager - Energy, Utilities & Resources
pwcTulsa (OK)
External Audit Manager - Energy, Utilities & Resources
Posted today
pwcTulsa (OK)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you lead external audit engagements for energy, utilities, and resources clients, ensuring robust financial statement accuracy and governance. You drive planning, execution, and delivery across multiple teams while coaching juniors and communicating results to client leadership. You apply accounting policy expertise and industry awareness to identify issues and improve controls, all within a collaborative Assurance environment. This position offers exposure to industry-focused reporting and technology-enabled audits with clear opportunities to shape client outcomes. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k holiday pay vacation leave
Responsibilities:
Lead external audit engagements for energy, utilities, and resources clients and apply audit knowledge to complex reporting areas Manage audit workstreams, timelines, budgets, and deliverables across multiple teams Review financial statements, disclosures, and supporting documents for GAAP/GAAS compliance Evaluate internal controls and accounting policies to identify misstatements, gaps, and improvements Direct use of data analysis, digital tools, and audit technology to enhance testing and documentation Coach and develop junior staff through feedback, review, and guidance Communicate audit findings, conclusions, and status updates to client leadership and stakeholders Address complex issues with professional judgment and escalate where needed to resolve matters Monitor changes in accounting standards and regulatory requirements affecting reporting
Key requirements:
Bachelor's degree 4+ years of experience Active CPA license or equivalent (one of the must-haves) Leadership and coaching Clear communication Professional judgment GAAP/GAAS Audit methodology Data analysis
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