Auditor

Responsibilities

• Perform detailed audit procedures on financial statement account balances, prepare and adjust work papers from clients’ trial balance.
• Research accounting issues.
• Recognize potential problem areas in specific engagements and discuss them with engagement supervisor.
• Participate in the engagement planning process.
• Perform other accounting, auditing, and consulting duties as needed in engagements and as assigned by supervisory personnel.
• Assume full responsibility (under supervision) for preparation of compiled and reviewed financial statements.
• Assist with more complicated segments of audit and accounting engagements.
• Draft annual financial statements, including footnote disclosures.
• Become proficient at preparing financial statements using the firm’s software programs.
• May train other staff auditors.

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with a major in accounting.
• Two or more years of audit experience.
• Current CPA license and public accounting experience a plus but not required.
• Well‑rounded knowledge of accounting principles; knowledge of GAAS, GAS Yellow Book and GAGAS a plus.
• Proficiency in use of computers and computer accounting software programs such as ATX, Quick Books, and Creative Solutions.
• Good oral and written communication skills.
• Good time management and organizational skills.
• Some travel may be required.

• Starting salaries competitive with salaries for similar positions in the private sector.
• A full range of benefits including health and life insurance.
• 8 AM‑5 PM work schedule. Flexible time for those studying for the CPA exam.