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Audit interns perform audit, review, and compliance testing; prepare financial statements, footnotes, and management reports; gather client information; analyze data; identify process improvements; and communicate engagement issues. The role provides hands-on experience with audit work, GAAP, client engagements, professional services software, and diverse industries while developing accounting, analytical, administrative, communication, and teamwork skills.

The Senior Auditor will conduct audits, assess risk, test internal controls, and mentor junior staff, while maintaining client communications.

Own and prioritize the Workday/ERP product backlog, translate business needs into epics and user stories, partner with Finance and business leaders, support Agile delivery and releases, manage integrations and reporting, ensure compliance and security, and drive continuous improvement and adoption across Workday modules.

The role involves auditing financial statements, assessing risks, testing internal controls, and training incoming staff. It requires collaboration with clients and adherence to auditing standards.

Manage audit engagements for manufacturing clients, ensuring compliance and operational excellence. Lead teams, oversee operations, and communicate financial insights.

Conduct audits of financial statements, perform risk assessments, test internal controls, and provide training for new staff.

Leads complex real estate tax compliance and consulting engagements, reviews tax returns and depreciation schedules, advises clients on tax strategies, mentors team members, collaborates across service lines, develops business opportunities, and uses tax technology to improve efficiency and service.

Provide controller-level advisory to skilled nursing clients: oversee financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, KPI/benchmarking analysis, technical accounting support, operational improvement recommendations, and lead and coach client teams to improve financial stability and reporting quality.

Manages complex federal, state, and multistate tax compliance and planning for construction contractors and related entities. Reviews partnership, S-Corp, C-Corp, and individual returns; applies long-term contract accounting and percentage-of-completion rules; conducts tax research; and advises clients on entity structure, cash flow, depreciation, and tax savings. Serves as a primary client contact, manages multiple engagements, and supervises and develops tax staff while maintaining quality and deadlines.

As an Audit Manager, you will manage audit engagements, assess risks, ensure GAAP compliance, lead teams, and develop client relationships.