Assurance Supervisor

The Assurance Supervisor is a project manager responsible for working on and overseeing assurance engagements, supervising team members, and ensuring the successful completion of client projects, while maintaining effective communication with both internal team members and external clients.

Responsibilities

Supervise, in-charge, and lead assurance engagements, ensuring adherence to timelines, budgets, and quality standards; Supervise and mentor assurance team members, including associates and interns, providing guidance and support throughout the assurance engagement while fostering a collaborative work environment; Maintain excellent project management skills, including the ability to prioritize tasks, manage deadlines, and multitask effectively; Serve as a point of contact for clients, communicating project status, requesting necessary information, and addressing client questions and concerns, as needed; Conduct and review engagement procedures, ensuring compliance with respective basis of accounting, regulatory requirements, and assurance methodologies; Prepare and review workpapers, financial statements, and other engagement documentation, ensuring accuracy and completeness; Collaborate with engagement teams, directors, and managers to address technical issues, resolve problems, and ensure efficient project management; Stay current on changes in assurance and accounting standards and regulations, applying knowledge to improve assurance processes and procedures; Obtain a baseline understanding of the firm’s services and begin collaborating with other service groups to provide effective client service and identify opportunities for multi-service projects; Maintain strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to interact professionally with clients and team members; Maintain compliance of assurance continuing education requirements, regardless of licensure status (e.g., Yellow Book, EBP)

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required in accounting, finance, or related field; Three to five years of experience in an assurance or accounting related role; CPA license or the ability to obtain your CPA in a reasonable time

Benefits

Health insurance – medical, vision, dental; Unlimited PTO; Paid family leave, medical leave, and maternity/paternity leave programs; Retirement benefits – 401(K) match and best-in-class automatic profit sharing; Telemedicine, mental health resources, and wellness program reimbursement; Life insurance and disability insurance