Singerlewak
Audit Manager, Assurance & Advisory - Government Services Sector
Los Angeles, California
Sponsorship not specified$140k-$167kDetected 474 days ago
AccountingAuditingLeadershipGAAP
About the role
- SingerLewak is a Top 100 accounting and consulting firm primarily operating in the western region.
- Managers are responsible for managing multiple auditing and accounting projects and client engagements simultaneously, in addition to scheduling, staffing and coordinating engagement workflow.
Responsibilities
- The Manager is the liaison between the Partner, the client, and the professional staff.
- Managers develop and train staff and make associations to develop new business for the Firm.
- Managers play a lead role in maintaining client relationships.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in accounting or related field
- At least five years of experience in public accounting - specifically in the public sector, including auditing state and local governments (i.e., cities, counties, special districts, charter schools, etc.)
Nice to have
- Ability to be a team leader and work as an effective member of a team
- Ability to prioritize and complete assignments and efficiently and effectively meet deadlines
- Possesses thorough knowledge of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles in the United States, (U.S. GAAP) and Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) standards
- Significant experience conducting audits in accordance with General Accepted Governmental Auditing Standards (GAGAS/Yellow Book), Generally Accepted Audit Standards (GAAS) and the Uniform Guidance
- Cooperative and responsive to training, supervision and constructive feedback
- Ability to direct, review and train staff, experienced staff and seniors
- Exposure to conducting audits of not-for-profit organizations
- Working Conditions
Compensation
- $140k-$167k
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