Senior Audit Associate

Senior Associate 1 (ACH-CAS)

 Roles & responsibilities 
The Audit Senior Associate should have prior experience in financial statements audit and have proven experience in service delivery. Prior team management skills and an ability to handle stakeholder relationships are essential.
Broadly, the key responsibilities are:
Audit service delivery –execute a high-quality audit and ensure timely and quality audit deliverables on the work done by self and the team.
Content & industry focus – Demonstrate and Build strong domain expertise (accounting & auditing) and industry knowledge to enable better engagement with ET and improve quality of work performed from GDC by self and team
The Audit Senior Associate will be predominantly responsible to - 
Coordinate the day-to-day activities of audits and client interactions and ensuring efficient information flow from the client to the audit team.
Demonstrate a working knowledge and staying current on developments in accounting literature including those specific to assigned industries.
Supervise GDC audit associates on engagements including audit documentation review, coaching and providing timely feedback.
Review engagement audit documentation prepared by U.S. Audit Associates and Interns, including providing review notes and timely feedback on the work.
For identified and approved engagements work requests, perform reviews for work prepared by GDC teams.
Raise any issues identified on a timely basis to the US engagement team , as well as seek possible resolution from them.
Understand and capture comments from ET to provide feedback to team for self and team development, including feedback on how to improve audit documentation.

Identify more areas of work on US audits and transition those to GDC.
Identify and communicate opportunities for audit efficiencies and process improvement to US engagement team.
Demonstrate professionalism, industry competence and clarity of communication when dealing with the ET.
Develop self by participating in and developing others by facilitating audit conceptual trainings and ensuring that team members are trained.
Participate in firm’s strategic initiatives and/or corporate social responsibility programs.
Support the design and execution of an engagements audit approach and procedures in accordance with relevant regulatory professional auditing and assurance standards and applicable US firm guidance and KPMG methodology.

 Roles & responsibilities 
The Audit Senior Associate should have prior experience in financial statements audit and have proven experience in service delivery. Prior team management skills and an ability to handle stakeholder relationships are essential.
Broadly, the key responsibilities are:
Audit service delivery –execute a high-quality audit and ensure timely and quality audit deliverables on the work done by self and the team.
Content & industry focus – Demonstrate and Build strong domain expertise (accounting & auditing) and industry knowledge to enable better engagement with ET and improve quality of work performed from GDC by self and team
The Audit Senior Associate will be predominantly responsible to - 
Coordinate the day-to-day activities of audits and client interactions and ensuring efficient information flow from the client to the audit team.
Demonstrate a working knowledge and staying current on developments in accounting literature including those specific to assigned industries.
Supervise GDC audit associates on engagements including audit documentation review, coaching and providing timely feedback.
Review engagement audit documentation prepared by U.S. Audit Associates and Interns, including providing review notes and timely feedback on the work.
For identified and approved engagements work requests, perform reviews for work prepared by GDC teams.
Raise any issues identified on a timely basis to the US engagement team , as well as seek possible resolution from them.
Understand and capture comments from ET to provide feedback to team for self and team development, including feedback on how to improve audit documentation.

Identify more areas of work on US audits and transition those to GDC.
Identify and communicate opportunities for audit efficiencies and process improvement to US engagement team.
Demonstrate professionalism, industry competence and clarity of communication when dealing with the ET.
Develop self by participating in and developing others by facilitating audit conceptual trainings and ensuring that team members are trained.
Participate in firm’s strategic initiatives and/or corporate social responsibility programs.
Support the design and execution of an engagements audit approach and procedures in accordance with relevant regulatory professional auditing and assurance standards and applicable US firm guidance and KPMG methodology.

Mandatory Technical Skills
Audit and accounting knowledge, including applied working knowledge of U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
Good knowledge of MS Office (with an emphasis on MS Excel skills)
Strong English communication abilities (Oral & Written)
Analytical skills

 This role is for you if you have  the below
Job Requirements
Education and Experience Requirements
Qualified CA or US CPA with or without a Master’s degree in Finance & Accounting with first division (60%)
Work Experience 
18-24 months post qualification of which 1 year sign off experience either as an Associate(at a capacity of reviewer) or Senior / 2 busy seasons  and operating as a senior post qualification along with strong Articleship experience from a mid-size or a Big 4 firm in case of CA OR
Relevant audit experience of at least 4 years in case of possessing certifications other than CA.
Recent client facing audit experience with Big 4/leading Audit firms or their shared service center in a senior associate program on end-to-end audits required.
Experience in conducting integrated audits in accordance with PCAOB auditing standards is preferred.  

Experience Level

Mid Level