Qualified Auditor (ACCA or ACA)

• Audit Planning & Execution: Lead audit engagements from planning through to completion, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and firm procedures.
  
• Client Relationship Management: Act as a key point of contact for clients during assignments, developing strong professional relationships and providing clear, actionable insights.
  
• Team Supervision: Supervise, mentor and support junior staff, reviewing their work and assisting in their professional development.
  
• Risk Assessment: Identify audit risks and areas for improvement within client systems and controls, and report findings effectively.
  
• Technical Expertise: Provide sound technical advice and support across accounting and audit issues, staying up to date with industry changes.
  
• File Review & Quality Control: Conduct file reviews, ensure quality control and adherence to deadlines and budgets.
  
• Communication & Reporting: Prepare reports to senior managers and partners; present audit findings and recommendations to clients.
  
• Practice Development: Contribute to business development initiatives, networking, and supporting the firm’s growth strategy.
  

Requirements

• ACA or ACCA qualified (essential)
  
• Strong post-qualification experience in an audit-focused role within a UK accountancy practice
  
• Proven ability to lead audit assignments and supervise junior staff
  
• Excellent technical knowledge of UK GAAP, IFRS, and auditing standards
  
• Strong communication skills with a client-centric approach
  
• Highly organised with the ability to manage multiple deadlines
  
• Ambition to progress within a growing firm
  

Benefits

• Competitive salary of £40,000 – £50,000 depending on experience
  
• Clear progression opportunities within a growing, equity-backed firm
  
• Supportive and collaborative working environment
  
• Flexible working and modern office facilities
  
• Regular training and CPD support