Audit Associate

Job Summary

Audit Associates joining Condley and Company gain practical training and collaborate closely with team members from the start. You'll engage with client work and solve complex challenges while learning public accounting processes and contributing to client business value.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree including relevant accounting coursework
• Basic knowledge of accounting and auditing principles
• Strong analytical capabilities
• Good interpersonal communication skills
• Willingness to travel 30-40% of the time to client locations, with minimal overnight trips
• Possession of a valid Driver’s License and vehicle insurance
• Permanent authorization to work in the United States without sponsorship requirement

Role Requirements and Success Factors

• Collaborate with teams on complex problems to find client-centric solutions
• Demonstrate problem-solving aptitude and clear, timely communication
• Maintain organization and professionalism consistently
• Proactively support team efforts, show a positive mindset, and build trust
• Seek feedback actively and be accountable for quality and accuracy of work
• Meet billing and productivity expectations, delivering high-quality outputs
• Proficient with Microsoft Office and relevant Assurance audit tools
• Work independently under general guidance, applying a risk-based audit methodology through the audit cycle
• Continuously build knowledge across assignments to enhance performance

Professional Growth and Opportunities

• Engage with leaders including Seniors, Managers, and Partners regularly
• Daily client interactions to build communication and advisory skills
• Learn about diverse firm service lines and offerings
• Participate in audit planning, risk assessment, and fraud prevention discussions
• Seek opportunities for new audit assignments and challenges
• Gain exposure to diverse teams and working styles for broader experience
• Participate in industry-specific training sessions
• Stay updated on accounting and auditing standards through firm and professional resources
• Network via community, professional groups, and alumni associations
• Begin preparation for the CPA certification exam