Jobs at Doeren Mayhew CPAs and Advisors

Prepare and review individual and business tax returns, conduct tax research and planning, maintain client relationships, prepare financial statements, support QuickBooks needs, and train less experienced associates. The role requires accounting expertise, knowledge of federal and state taxation, strong communication, deadline management, and in-office work.

Leads Florida regional marketing and national go-to-market initiatives, developing integrated campaigns, thought leadership, content, proposals, events, and brand strategies. Partners with firm leaders to support business development and growth, manages marketing personnel, budgets, vendors, KPIs, and ROI reporting, and drives continuous improvement across marketing processes and tools.

Leads HR strategy and initiatives for the Southeast Region, partnering with leadership on workforce planning, recruiting, performance management, employee relations, policy implementation, compliance, onboarding, offboarding, and employee development. Maintains personnel records, advises on total rewards and employment matters, and collaborates with internal teams to improve HR processes and employee experience.

Leads Azure cloud engineering strategy, architecture governance, delivery quality, operational readiness, and technical team development. Oversees secure Azure applications, platforms, data, AI, security, and DevSecOps solutions while managing priorities, capacity, risks, dependencies, production support, incidents, and service metrics. Partners with product, infrastructure, cybersecurity, data, and application teams to deliver reliable, scalable, and cost-conscious enterprise solutions.

Provides front-desk reception, client service, telephone coverage, administrative support, document preparation, tax filing coordination, meeting scheduling, expense processing, invoicing assistance, and office organization. The role requires maintaining a professional office environment, supporting team members, and handling clerical duties while working onsite Monday through Friday.

Performs SOC 1 and SOC 2 examinations, including walkthroughs, control testing, evidence evaluation, exception assessment, workpaper preparation, and report support. Assists with IT audit and advisory engagements, cybersecurity assessments, and framework consulting. The role also involves documenting findings, meeting engagement deadlines and budgets, collaborating with teams, and supporting newer associates and interns.

Provides client onboarding and offboarding support, sets up clients and jobs in STAR and tax-preparation software, manages business formations and IRS filings, organizes tax documents, maintains tracking spreadsheets, administers SmartVault access, and fulfills authorized document requests.

Performs audit, review, and compilation engagements for diverse clients. Responsibilities include planning, control testing, substantive procedures, financial statement preparation, internal control assessment, risk analysis, issue resolution, client communication, and management reporting. The role also supports process improvements and business development. A bachelor’s degree in accounting is required, with CPA eligibility or progress toward the CPA exam preferred. Local travel is frequent, with up to 5% travel outside West Michigan.

Maintains client records, time entry, billing, invoices, accounts receivable, collections, and financial reporting. The coordinator updates client information, trains users on time and expense entry, posts fees and credits, responds to billing inquiries, manages overdue accounts, prepares statements, coordinates internal invoices and payments, and supports HR with PTO and benefits tracking. Success requires accuracy, confidentiality, strong communication, numeric reasoning, organization, and the ability to prioritize competing deadlines.

Leads complex international tax compliance and planning engagements for multinational businesses, privately held companies, partnerships, and high-net-worth individuals. Advises on cross-border structures, transactions, CFCs, GILTI, Subpart F, foreign tax credits, PFICs, treaties, and withholding. Oversees tax return quality, budgets, staffing, client relationships, business development, and team development while coordinating with domestic teams and foreign advisors.

Accounting internship offering hands-on experience in corporate audit or domestic tax. Interns receive training, support audit engagements, prepare and review financial statements, analyze financial information, prepare tax returns, conduct tax research, and work with professionals across varied industries. The internship runs January through April 16, 2027, typically requiring 40+ hours weekly, including Saturdays.

Leads domestic tax compliance, planning, provision, and return review engagements for private-company clients. Responsibilities include researching tax issues, managing budgets and deadlines, supervising and mentoring staff, reviewing estimated payments and extensions, maintaining client relationships, overseeing billing and collections, and supporting business development. The role requires a CPA license, accounting education, and at least five years of domestic tax experience.

Leads and performs all phases of financial, operational, and system audits, including planning, control testing, substantive procedures, financial statement preparation, issue resolution, and client communication. Reviews work, mentors junior associates, manages engagement deadlines, develops recommendations, and supports business development. The role requires strong analytical, communication, Excel, and audit skills, with travel of up to 20%.

Leads preparation and review of individual, corporate, partnership, trust, and estate tax returns. Handles complex tax issues, mentors junior staff, manages client relationships and deadlines, trains employees on firm processes and technology, supports practice development, and identifies process improvements. The role requires domestic public accounting tax experience, strong communication and leadership skills, and the ability to manage multiple clients and projects.

The Audit Manager leads audit engagements from planning through reporting, including control testing, substantive procedures, financial statement review, and complex accounting research. The role manages client relationships, engagement teams, deadlines, quality, and deliverables; reviews staff work; mentors associates; trains new hires; supports business development; and identifies client solutions and additional services.

Processes client payrolls, including earnings, withholdings, deductions, direct deposits, adjustments, reports, and general ledger entries. Maintains payroll schedules, validates new-hire data, prepares payroll packages, supports client inquiries, and trains clients on Asure software. Requires strong data entry, numerical accuracy, organization, communication, and customer-service skills.

Accounting interns support corporate audit or domestic tax engagements through training and hands-on work. Audit responsibilities include analyzing financial information, testing transactions, documenting procedures, and preparing financial statements. Tax responsibilities include assisting with corporate and individual returns, researching tax issues, and preparing projections. Interns collaborate with accounting professionals, serve multiple industries, and may travel to client sites. The program runs January through April 2027, with 25–40 hours per week, including Saturdays.

Winter audit intern supporting financial institution engagements, including credit unions and community banks. Responsibilities include analyzing financial information, testing and documenting transactions, preparing and reviewing financial statements, and collaborating with audit teams. The internship includes hands-on training, exposure to multiple client engagements, and travel to client sites. Candidates must pursue an accounting degree, meet GPA requirements, pause winter classes, and work 40 or more hours weekly.

Interns gain hands-on public accounting experience in corporate audit or domestic tax. Audit responsibilities include analyzing financial information, testing transactions, preparing financial statements, and traveling to client sites. Tax responsibilities include preparing corporate and individual returns, conducting tax research, and developing tax projections. Interns receive training, collaborate with accounting professionals, and typically work 25–40 hours weekly from January through April 2027.

Leads tax compliance, planning, provision, and tax return review engagements for private companies and individuals. Manages projects, budgets, deadlines, quality control, client relationships, billing, collections, and business development. Researches tax issues, resolves client needs, and mentors staff while ensuring accurate and timely delivery.