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Role Overview: You will develop an understanding of the Grant Thornton audit approach, methodology, and tools. You are expected to demonstrate working knowledge of auditing not-for-profit organizations such as higher education institutions, religious, social service, and cultural organizations. Additionally, familiarity with US GAAP related to contribution revenue, pledges receivable, alternative investment portfolios, and endowment net assets is essential. You will apply your working knowledge to perform audits in accordance with OMB Uniform Guidance (Single Audit) and relevant accounting standards per US GAAP e.g., ASC 958. Understanding client operations, processes, and business objectives will be crucial to utilize that knowledge on engagements. Detailed review of work executed by staff will also be part of your responsibilities. Key Responsibilities: - Develop an understanding of the Grant Thornton audit approach, methodology, and tools - Demonstrate working knowledge of auditing not-for-profit organizations - Familiarity with US GAAP related to contribution revenue, pledges receivable, alternative investment portfolios, and endowment net assets - Perform audits in accordance with OMB Uniform Guidance (Single Audit) and relevant accounting standards per US GAAP e.g., ASC 958 - Understanding client operations, processes, and business objectives - Perform detailed review of work executed by staff Qualifications Required: - Expert analytical, technical, and auditing skills - Advanced skills in Microsoft Office tools - Strong interpersonal skills - Moderate people management experience - Project management skills - Problem-solving skills - Advanced written and oral communication skills - CA/CPA qualified - Minimum 2-3 years of experience in a medium to large accounting firm or equivalent (Note: The additional details of the company mentioned in the job description have been omitted as they do not directly pertain to the job role) Role Overview: You will develop an understanding of the Grant Thornton audit approach, methodology, and tools. You are expected to demonstrate working knowledge of auditing not-for-profit organizations such as higher education institutions, religious, social service, and cultural organizations. Additionally, familiarity with US GAAP related to contribution revenue, pledges receivable, alternative investment portfolios, and endowment net assets is essential. You will apply your working knowledge to perform audits in accordance with OMB Uniform Guidance (Single Audit) and relevant accounting standards per US GAAP e.g., ASC 958. Understanding client operations, processes, and business objectives will be crucial to utilize that knowledge on engagements. Detailed review of work executed by staff will also be part of your responsibilities. Key Responsibilities: - Develop an understanding of the Grant Thornton audit approach, methodology, and tools - Demonstrate working knowledge of auditing not-for-profit organizations - Familiarity with US GAAP related to contribution revenue, pledges receivable, alternative investment portfolios, and endowment net assets - Perform audits in accordance with OMB Uniform Guidance (Single Audit) and relevant accounting standards per US GAAP e.g., ASC 958 - Understanding client operations, processes, and business objectives - Perform detailed review of work executed by staff Qualifications Required: - Expert analytical, technical, and auditing skills - Advanced skills in Microsoft Office tools - Strong interpersonal skills - Moderate people management experience - Project management skills - Problem-solving skills - Advanced written and oral communication skills - CA/CPA qualified - Minimum 2-3 years of experience in a medium to large accounting firm or equivalent (Note: The additional details of the company mentioned in the job description have been omitted as they do not directly pertain to the job role)
