Assurance Senior (Owings Mills)
Harrison Richard Group, Owings Mills, MD, United States
One of our public accounting clients is looking to hire a Senior Associate, Assurance to add to their growing team.
Responsibilities:
Perform and review larger, more complex assurance projects, including audits, reviews, and compilations
Address complex accounting issues such as consolidations, deferred tax calculations, and going concern assessments
Apply thorough knowledge of GAAP, GAAS, and other financial reporting frameworks to audit procedures
Train associates and interns to foster efficiency and team growth
Review workpapers prepared by associates/interns, provide constructive feedback, and ensure conclusions are appropriate
Customize audit strategies based on identified risks and ensure audit issues are addressed during planning and performance
Analyze financial statements and disclosures for errors or omissions
Prepare client correspondence, perform internal control walkthroughs, and handle client inquiries
Contribute to engagement budgets and monitor performance against budgets
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field required.
3-5 years of experience in assurance-related work within public accounting.
CPA license eligible preferred.
Comprehensive understanding of audit standards, procedures, and financial reporting frameworks
Proficiency in audit-related software and tools
Training abilities to develop junior team members
Compensation:
$90K - $105K
Responsibilities:
Perform and review larger, more complex assurance projects, including audits, reviews, and compilations
Address complex accounting issues such as consolidations, deferred tax calculations, and going concern assessments
Apply thorough knowledge of GAAP, GAAS, and other financial reporting frameworks to audit procedures
Train associates and interns to foster efficiency and team growth
Review workpapers prepared by associates/interns, provide constructive feedback, and ensure conclusions are appropriate
Customize audit strategies based on identified risks and ensure audit issues are addressed during planning and performance
Analyze financial statements and disclosures for errors or omissions
Prepare client correspondence, perform internal control walkthroughs, and handle client inquiries
Contribute to engagement budgets and monitor performance against budgets
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field required.
3-5 years of experience in assurance-related work within public accounting.
CPA license eligible preferred.
Comprehensive understanding of audit standards, procedures, and financial reporting frameworks
Proficiency in audit-related software and tools
Training abilities to develop junior team members
Compensation:
$90K - $105K