Audit Manager

Typical Day in the Life

A typical day as an Audit Manager in Denver, CO. might include the following:

• Supervises complex audits and completes audit workpapers to achieve objectives including staff development, client needs, and engagement profitability.
• Outlines engagement objectives, issues, findings and recommendations in a variety of client situations.
• Reviews workpapers and financial statements prior to Partner involvement.
• Manages client relationships with integrity by monitoring client needs and building value into professional service.
• Evaluates the costs, benefits and risks of alternative solutions to client problems or needs.
• Provides feedback in order to develop the audit practice.
• Capitalizes on personal and professional experiences in order to develop business and practice lines.
• Supervises and delegates duties to Associate and Senior Associate level staff.
• Provides mentoring and technical training for staff in the audit department.
• May assist with client billings to ensure they reflect work performed.
• Participates in the area of business development.
• Participates in community organizations and industry functions.
• Ensures timely and accurate performance on assigned projects.
• Maintains compliance with project budgets, turnaround times, and deadlines.

Who You Are

• You have advanced knowledge of auditing standards and accounting principles.
• You demonstrate critical and analytical thinking skills.
• You are skilled in networking and developing business.
• You have strong verbal and written communications skills and effective presentation skills.
• You have the ability to work on multiple projects and meet deadlines by setting priorities with work projects.
• You have the ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with co-workers and clients.
• You are proficient with computers, Microsoft Office (Word and Excel) and calculators.
• You have a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting required.
• You have 5+ years audit experience in public accounting required.
• You have a valid Certified Public Accountant license required.

Must be authorized to work in the United States permanently without the requirement of sponsorship at any point in the future.

Benefits and Compensation