Grant Thornton Australia Benefits Overview

Develops and refreshes technical audit learning content, translates complex accounting and auditing requirements into practical training, and facilitates national learning sessions for Audit professionals from Graduate to Partner. The role creates digital and face-to-face materials, supports onboarding, collaborates with subject matter experts, and travels interstate across Australian offices. Strong audit and accounting expertise is more important than traditional Learning and Development experience.

Performs independent statutory audits for public, private, nonprofit, and government entities. Prepares accurate audit work papers, identifies financial risks, evaluates financial statement compliance with statutory requirements, and investigates complex technical issues. The role also requires client relationship management, analytical problem-solving, multitasking, team coordination, and applying IFRS and auditing standards in a fast-paced environment.

Manage external audit engagements for mid-size clients, including setting audit objectives, identifying financial risks, preparing audit reports, researching technical issues, and ensuring compliance with reporting requirements. Lead, mentor, and develop audit teams while managing competing priorities, building client relationships, advising stakeholders, and identifying business development opportunities.