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Leads human services consulting engagements for state Health and Human Services agencies, serving as a subject matter expert and business operations lead. Responsibilities include implementing federal regulations and waivers, managing project teams and deliverables, monitoring corrective action plans, improving processes, supporting technology implementation, reporting project status, facilitating client meetings, and mentoring staff. The role requires extensive state government human services experience, strong communication and project management skills, and flexibility to work Guam hours.

Supports digital transformation consulting engagements for local and state government clients. Responsibilities include project tracking, research, data collection and analysis, document repository maintenance, deliverable quality assurance, client briefings, status reporting, and participation in team meetings and training. The intern works across multiple projects under consultant supervision and develops familiarity with consulting processes, firm systems, and public-sector client needs.

Assists senior consultants with government auditing, compliance assurance, risk management, internal control testing, workpapers, client interviews, and written deliverables. Supports project tracking, quality assurance, documentation, and client service activities while developing proficiency in auditing standards and business applications. The role includes training, professional development, multitasking, and 10–30% domestic travel.

Conduct financial audits, reviews, compilations, and related services for nonprofit and governmental clients. Manage engagements from planning through completion, analyze financial information, research audit issues, and provide process-improvement recommendations. Build client relationships, participate in audit and committee meetings, and manage engagement budgets. Supervise, train, and mentor associates and interns while maintaining knowledge of governmental regulations and Uniform Guidance audits.

Prepare trial balances and individual, trust, corporate, S-corporate, and partnership tax returns for review. Assist with special projects, document work, track task progress, collaborate with teams and clients, develop tax and professional skills, and participate in training. The internship runs January 5 through April 16, 2027, requires at least 24 hours weekly, and includes extensive supervision and coaching.

Supports business valuation engagements by researching industries and economic factors, analyzing client financial and operational readiness, collaborating with business owners, and preparing detailed valuation reports. The intern will develop valuation skills while managing multiple priorities, communicating professionally, and contributing to client acquisition and sales opportunity assessments.

Leads BerryDunn’s enterprise IT strategy, operations, modernization, architecture, systems, data platforms, cybersecurity alignment, and digital transformation. Oversees technology governance, budgets, vendors, service reliability, observability, emerging technology adoption, and technology portfolios. Partners with business leaders to deliver transformation initiatives and improve operational effectiveness. Leads the IT Leadership Team, including staffing, development, succession planning, standards, and strategic partner relationships.

Lead multiple tax engagements, advise clients on complex federal and state tax matters, identify compliance and tax-planning strategies, manage agency inquiries, and serve as a primary client contact. Participate in firm leadership, marketing, networking, recruiting, and business development while developing and mentoring tax professionals. Oversee client relationships, delegate work, and provide written and presented tax advice.

Participate in audit and review engagements under senior staff supervision, research audit issues, analyze financial processes, document findings, and collaborate with clients across multiple industries. Receive training in audit software, electronic workpapers, depreciation tools, and office procedures while developing analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills. Serve as a university ambassador and support special projects. The internship requires at least 24 hours weekly over three business days.

Leads multiple commercial-client audit, review, and consulting engagements; manages workflows, staffing, client communication, financial statement analysis, documentation, and process-improvement recommendations. Supports proposals and business development, supervises and mentors associates and interns, evaluates staff performance, and collaborates with Principals and Senior Managers. The role requires strong public accounting expertise, CPA licensure, client-service skills, and the ability to manage competing priorities.