Audit intern supporting planning and execution of client assignments across multiple industries. Responsibilities include applying accounting and auditing principles, identifying and communicating audit issues, maintaining client relationships, protecting confidentiality, and contributing to quality and process improvements. The role requires strong communication, analytical, research, project management, multitasking, problem-solving, and computer skills while pursuing a bachelor’s degree.
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ResponsibilitiesEssential Functions and Primary Duties
- Gain an understanding and assist in planning multiple audit assignments in Real Estate, Construction, Nonprofit, Manufacturing and many more industries
- Execute solid understanding of accounting and auditing principles, quality control standards and technology implementation procedures relative to individual client assignments
- Participate in client assignments from beginning to end
- Identify and communicate audit issues, technical matters and improvement opportunities with senior associates, managers and partners to resolve client issues discovered during the audit process
- Develop and maintain an excellent working relationship with all levels of client staff to increase customer satisfaction and to strengthen client relationships
- Pledge to provide exceptional service to every client by providing individual attention, responsiveness and commitment to understanding their goals and needs
- Maintain and comply with the highest degree of professional standards, client confidentiality and personal conduct
Preferred Qualifications
- Degree in Accounting, Taxation or related field preferred
- Active participation in student organizations or work experience in accounting or a related field is a plus, but not required
- Working towards a Bachelor's degree
- Excellent interpersonal, analytical, research and project management skills
- Demonstrated ability to communicate verbally and in writing throughout all levels of the organization, both internally and externally
- Ability to multi-task, think independently and problem solve in a results driven team oriented environment
- Strong verbal and written communications skills
- Strong computer and technical skills including, Microsoft Office Suite, Outlook, and intranet software
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