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The Audit Supervisor leads larger and complex engagements, manages projects, ensures GAAP compliance, and builds client relationships, requiring a bachelor's in Accounting and CPA candidacy.

The Audit Supervisor leads complex engagements in the Energy sector, applying GAAP and SEC guidance, managing projects, and developing client relationships.

The role involves providing general accounting and financial advisory services, maintaining client records, preparing financial statements, and managing team projects.

The Audit Associate performs audit procedures for financial statement audits, develops work papers, and communicates with team members to address audit issues.

Perform in-charge or manager audit responsibilities for financial services clients (alternative investment funds, financial institutions, broker/dealers). Execute audit plans across financial statement areas, manage and develop staff, maintain client relationships, and ensure proper planning and execution of engagements.

Plan, supervise, and review multiple complex audit engagements for financial services clients. Manage, mentor, and develop staff, ensure engagement quality and firm metrics, participate in business development and firm administration, and maintain strong client relationships.

The Audit Senior Associate will manage complex audit engagements, understand technical accounting, develop client relationships, and oversee planning and risk-based analysis.

Lead and execute IT-focused GRC engagements including SOC 1/SOC 2 examinations and SOX Section 404 testing. Assess IT general controls, financial reporting processes, and security configurations. Supervise Associates, ensure compliance with SSAE/IIA standards, and assist clients in risk-aware, regulatory-compliant operations.

Lead and grow a Financial Services Consulting practice advising investment managers on regulatory compliance, data governance, regulatory reporting, analytics, and operational transformation. Manage client engagements from sales through delivery, mentor teams, support examinations, and develop practice offerings and go-to-market strategies. Some travel required.

The Wealth Advisor develops and maintains relationships with high net worth clients, delivers personalized financial solutions, mentors staff, and implements business development strategies to foster growth.