Audit Manager

We're looking for an Audit Manager to join a growing public accounting firm. This role is ideal for an experienced audit professional who enjoys leading client engagements, mentoring staff, and serving as a trusted advisor to clients.

What you'll do:

• Lead and manage audit, review, and assurance engagements from planning through completion.

• Build and maintain strong client relationships.

• Review workpapers, financial statements, and audit findings.

• Mentor and develop audit staff and seniors.

• Identify risks, evaluate internal controls, and provide recommendations for improvement.

• Collaborate with partners on engagement planning and client service strategies.

What we're looking for:

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting.

• CPA required or actively pursuing.

• 5+ years of public accounting audit experience.

• Experience leading engagements and managing staff.

• Strong communication, client service, and project management skills.

Compensation:

• Salary Range: $100K-$130K

• Bonus Potential

• Benefits Package

• PTO

• Capped hours during busy season

If you're looking for a leadership opportunity with a firm that values professional growth and client relationships, we'd love to connect. Apply today or email me directly to learn more - Chandler.Fuller@lhh.com

Pay Details: $100,000.00 to $130,000.00 per year

Search managed by: Chandler Fuller

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