Audit Associate - Fall 2027
Department: Audit
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: Fresno, CA
Compensation: $70,000 - $75,000 / two weeks

Description
The Audit Associate plays a key role in delivering high-quality assurance services to a wide range of clients. This position supports all phases of financial statement audits, reviews, and other attest engagements by performing detailed testing, evaluating internal controls, and contributing to clear, well-supported workpapers. Audit Associates work closely with engagement teams to understand client operations, identify potential risks or issues, and ensure compliance with professional standards.

This position is designed for individuals who are beginning their public accounting career and are motivated to grow their technical expertise, pursue CPA licensure, and contribute to a collaborative team environment. Success in this role requires strong attention to detail, a commitment to quality, excellent communication skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities—especially during peak periods. As an Audit Associate,



you will receive comprehensive training, mentorship, and exposure to meaningful client work from day one.

Key Responsibilities
Assist in planning audit engagements by gathering background information and understanding the client’s business and industry.
Perform substantive procedures and audit testing across major financial statement accounts (e.g., cash, revenues, expenses, inventory, fixed assets).
Support the testing and evaluation of internal controls, including walkthroughs and documentation of control findings.
Prepare clear and organized workpapers that support audit conclusions in accordance with firm policies and professional standards.
Assist with analytical procedures to identify trends, variances, and potential areas of risk.
Organize and maintain working papers, audit documentation, and support schedules for engagement teams.
Maintain positive working relationships with clients built o

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