SST Accountants & Consultants
Senior Auditor (Non-profits)
SST Accountants & Consultants, Fort Worth, Texas, United States, 76102
Overview
The Senior Auditor participates in and leads staff on audit engagements. They plan, coordinate, supervise, and complete audits with minimal supervision. They conduct field audit engagements, perform complex accounting and auditing of client financial statements and transactions, and interact with clients to discuss field audit issues. They guide pre-audit planning for audit engagements, review client accounting and operating procedures and systems of internal control, conduct audit tests sufficient to support professional opinions on the fair representation of client financial statements, and perform accounting research to solve issues that arise during audit or compliance engagements. Salary
Range $70,000-$90,000 • 3 days per week in office
Major Responsibilities and Duties
Manage and supervise the execution of client audit engagements, including planning, preparing and indexing working papers, drafting concise and accurate reports, directing, and completing financial audits. Produce deliverables that are clear, thorough, professional, and completed in a timely manner within budget. Lead multiple engagements concurrently. Demonstrate thorough understanding of generally accepted accounting principles and government auditing standards. Supervise 2–3 staff auditors on audit engagements. Train and mentor staff auditors and interns on audit processes. Research and analyze financial statement and audit-related issues. Interact proactively with client management to gather information, resolve problems, and recommend business and process improvements. Prepare financial statements and footnote disclosures.
Requirements & Qualifications
The successful candidate will possess the following basic qualifications. Currently in an Audit Senior role with a CPA firm Minimum 3 years of recent audit experience with a focus in nonprofit industry and/or single audits Previous experience in public accounting Demonstrated supervisory experience Strong leadership, training, and mentoring skills Ability to thrive in a fast-paced working environment Dedication to superior client service Strong organizational skills and attention to detail Understanding of computer software packages and platforms including Microsoft Office Suite, Tax software, Adobe and Engagement Manager
Education and Licenses
Bachelor’s degree in accounting Advanced degree is highly desirable, but not mandatory CPA certification is desirable or working toward it if not already obtained
Seniority level
Mid-Senior level
Employment type
Full-time
Job function
Accounting/Auditing and Finance Industries: Accounting
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The Senior Auditor participates in and leads staff on audit engagements. They plan, coordinate, supervise, and complete audits with minimal supervision. They conduct field audit engagements, perform complex accounting and auditing of client financial statements and transactions, and interact with clients to discuss field audit issues. They guide pre-audit planning for audit engagements, review client accounting and operating procedures and systems of internal control, conduct audit tests sufficient to support professional opinions on the fair representation of client financial statements, and perform accounting research to solve issues that arise during audit or compliance engagements. Salary
Range $70,000-$90,000 • 3 days per week in office
Major Responsibilities and Duties
Manage and supervise the execution of client audit engagements, including planning, preparing and indexing working papers, drafting concise and accurate reports, directing, and completing financial audits. Produce deliverables that are clear, thorough, professional, and completed in a timely manner within budget. Lead multiple engagements concurrently. Demonstrate thorough understanding of generally accepted accounting principles and government auditing standards. Supervise 2–3 staff auditors on audit engagements. Train and mentor staff auditors and interns on audit processes. Research and analyze financial statement and audit-related issues. Interact proactively with client management to gather information, resolve problems, and recommend business and process improvements. Prepare financial statements and footnote disclosures.
Requirements & Qualifications
The successful candidate will possess the following basic qualifications. Currently in an Audit Senior role with a CPA firm Minimum 3 years of recent audit experience with a focus in nonprofit industry and/or single audits Previous experience in public accounting Demonstrated supervisory experience Strong leadership, training, and mentoring skills Ability to thrive in a fast-paced working environment Dedication to superior client service Strong organizational skills and attention to detail Understanding of computer software packages and platforms including Microsoft Office Suite, Tax software, Adobe and Engagement Manager
Education and Licenses
Bachelor’s degree in accounting Advanced degree is highly desirable, but not mandatory CPA certification is desirable or working toward it if not already obtained
Seniority level
Mid-Senior level
Employment type
Full-time
Job function
Accounting/Auditing and Finance Industries: Accounting
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