Assurance Senior Associate

Eide Bailly•Denver, CO

44d•$80,000 - $100,000•Hybrid

About The Position

A typical day in the life of an Assurance Senior Associate may include the following: Lead client meetings to establish engagement timelines, objectives, and expectations. Performs audit, review, or compilation procedures for clients. Manage all engagement phases, including workpaper, financial statement, and report preparation. Analyze trial balances and prepare complex financial statements using audit software, Word, and Excel. Reconcile accounting data with control accounts and conduct fraud interviews as needed. Review staff work, prepare high-risk audit sections, and draft financial statements. Provide financial analysis post-fieldwork to improve client controls and procedures. Collect and analyze client information to solve problems and meet deadlines. Coordinates various activities to meet client needs within a specified time frame. Train and delegate tasks to staff based on availability and experience. Conduct fieldwork at client locations as necessary. Network, build relationships, and attract new business to the Firm. Attends training seminars, professional development, and networking events. People join Eide Bailly for the opportunities and stay because of the culture. At Eide Bailly, we've built a collaborative workplace based on integrity, authenticity, and support for one another. You'll find opportunities for education and career growth, a team dedicated to your success, and benefits that put your family's needs first. Hear what our employees have to say about working at Eide Bailly. Our compensation philosophy emphasizes competitive and equitable pay. Eide Bailly complies with all local/state regulations regarding displaying ranges. Final compensation decisions are dependent upon factors such as geography, experience, education, skills, and internal equity.

Requirements

You have a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting (required).
You have 2-4 years of audit experience (required).
You have a valid Certified Public Accountant (CPA) license or working towards obtaining CPA license (preferred/required).
You have knowledge of auditing standards and accounting principles.
You can work on multiple projects and meet deadlines by setting priorities with work projects.
You have strong communication skills, both written and verbal, and can effectively share ideas and collaborate with team members, clients, and stakeholders.
You are proficient with Microsoft Office (Word and Excel) and using various software packages.
You are willing to travel as needed for client engagements.
Must be authorized to work in the United States now or in the future without visa sponsorship.

Responsibilities

Lead client meetings to establish engagement timelines, objectives, and expectations.
Performs audit, review, or compilation procedures for clients.
Manage all engagement phases, including workpaper, financial statement, and report preparation.
Analyze trial balances and prepare complex financial statements using audit software, Word, and Excel.
Reconcile accounting data with control accounts and conduct fraud interviews as needed.
Review staff work, prepare high-risk audit sections, and draft financial statements.
Provide financial analysis post-fieldwork to improve client controls and procedures.
Collect and analyze client information to solve problems and meet deadlines.
Coordinates various activities to meet client needs within a specified time frame.
Train and delegate tasks to staff based on availability and experience.
Conduct fieldwork at client locations as necessary.
Network, build relationships, and attract new business to the Firm.
Attends training seminars, professional development, and networking events.