Jobs at Grant Thornton Australia

Lead client cyber incident response engagements from triage through recovery, serving as senior escalation point during major incidents. Coordinate executives, legal counsel, insurers, technical teams, and third parties; oversee digital forensics, threat intelligence, and threat hunting investigations; mentor specialists; and produce executive-level reports. The role also involves incident readiness, tabletop exercises, service development, client relationship management, commercial proposals, AI-enabled response workflows, and on-call emergency support.

Leads a software engineering team responsible for internal applications, integrations, and engineering platforms. Sets technical direction, manages people and delivery, oversees software lifecycle practices, and ensures secure, reliable Azure operations. The role includes hands-on design leadership across APIs, databases, DevOps, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, application security, observability, and complex technical problem-solving.

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.

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.

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.

Lead and execute statutory audits for listed, private and not-for-profit clients using firm methodology and technology. Prepare accurate audit workpapers, identify financial risks, ensure IFRS and auditing standards compliance, resolve technical issues, and coach team members to meet deadlines and deliver client value.

Prepare financial statements, tax returns (including SMSF), BAS, FBT and payroll tax; research and advise on Australian tax issues; liaise with the ATO and regulatory bodies; design commercial structures; manage client relationships and ensure accounting compliance for private businesses, high net worth individuals and corporate clients.

Lead corporate tax advisory and compliance for large financial services clients. Responsibilities include preparing and reviewing company and trust tax returns, researching Australian and international tax issues, supporting M&A structuring and due diligence, assisting with ATO reviews and rulings, preparing tax reports, and contributing to business development. The role also involves coaching junior team members and developing strong client relationships.

Conduct statutory audits for listed and unlisted companies, not-for-profits, incorporated associations, and government bodies. Prepare accurate audit workpapers, identify financial risks, analyze financial statements for statutory compliance, and resolve technical issues. The role requires client relationship management, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, multitasking, deadline management, and a forward-thinking approach. A full CA/CPA qualification or equivalent overseas credential and audit experience with IFRS knowledge are required.

Provides corporate tax compliance and advisory services to financial services clients. Responsibilities include preparing and reviewing company and trust tax returns, researching Australian and international tax issues, supporting M&A tax structuring and due diligence, assisting with ATO reviews and rulings, preparing technical tax reports, and contributing to business development. The role also involves client service, coaching junior team members, and developing technical and leadership skills.

The Senior Associate will provide corporate tax advisory and compliance services, prepare tax returns, research tax issues, assist with M&A activities, and support clients during tax audits.

Provides outsourced CFO and finance advisory services to SME clients, including cash flow management, budgeting, forecasting, management reporting, tax compliance, financial statement preparation, and strategic projects. Builds client relationships, communicates insights to stakeholders, supports transactions and restructuring, and contributes to team development.

Manage a portfolio of privately owned businesses and high-net-worth clients, providing practical business advisory solutions, commercial structuring, and strategic guidance. Build client relationships, lead strategic projects, develop new business, and collaborate across the firm. The role also includes inspiring and managing Associates and Senior Associates, with a clear pathway toward Partnership.

Manage corporate tax client engagements, including tax compliance, advisory services, audits, international tax matters, governance, mergers and acquisitions, due diligence, and deal structuring. Build client relationships, identify business development opportunities, improve tax processes, and coach team members. The role requires strong corporate tax expertise, professional accreditation, leadership capability, and a client-focused approach.

Paid 4-to-8-week vacation program for penultimate- or final-year university students. Participants gain hands-on experience across accounting, tax, advisory, audit, financial advisory, data analytics, ESG, and risk consulting, supported by mentoring, training, networking, and client project work. Successful participants may be fast-tracked to a graduate offer.

Expression of interest for Grant Thornton’s 2028 graduate program, offering opportunities across audit, tax, financial advisory, and consulting. Candidates receive structured development, coaching, study support, client exposure, and potential secondments. Applicants must be completing a relevant degree by mid-2027 or have graduated within the past two years, and must have eligible Australian work rights. Applications open in March 2027, following online testing, video interviews, and assessment centres.

Conduct independent statutory audits for listed, private, nonprofit, association, and government entities. Prepare accurate audit work papers, identify financial risks, analyze financial statements for statutory compliance, and resolve complex technical issues. The role requires client relationship management, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, multitasking, deadline management, and a forward-thinking approach to improving audit efficiency and outcomes.

Conduct independent statutory audits for listed and private companies, nonprofits, associations, and government bodies. Prepare accurate audit workpapers, identify financial risks, analyze financial statements for statutory compliance, and resolve technical issues. The role requires client relationship management, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, multitasking, deadline management, IFRS knowledge, and a full CA/CPA or equivalent qualification.

Deliver end-to-end internal audit and risk consulting engagements, assess client risk environments and controls, prepare audit documentation and reports, manage client interactions, oversee and coach junior staff, support project administration, and present recommendations to stakeholders. The role requires at least three years of internal audit experience, strong analytical and communication skills, and practical knowledge of business risk, process reviews, internal controls, and regulatory frameworks.

Conduct independent statutory audits for listed and privately owned companies, not-for-profits, associations, and government bodies. Prepare accurate audit work papers, identify financial risks, analyze financial statements for statutory compliance, and resolve complex technical issues. The role requires client relationship management, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, deadline management, and a forward-thinking approach to improving audit efficiency and outcomes.