Job description
If you’re currently working outside the Big 4 and are looking for a way to evolve your career in Audit, join PwC.
We’ll offer you the opportunity to build on your technical expertise and skills by working with a large range of clients and projects, utilising the latest technology. Networking with our specialist teams will also give you a broader knowledge of what our clients need and do.
You’ll receive all the training and support you need to transition into a larger practice. When you first join, a buddy will be allocated who works in the same role. We don’t expect you to know everything, you just need to know when to ask for help and how to find it. In your first month we will work to upskill you in areas you may not have seen before and introduce you to all the resources available to help. The training and the investment doesn’t stop there. Training is carried out across our UK offices and continues across the year, demonstrating the investment we put into our people.
The responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Using your team and relationship management skills to ensure that your’s and the audit team’s documentation – from planning to completion of an Audit, meets PwC and regulatory standards;
- Completing a variety of areas of audit work which includes the identification of issues, analysis of data, articulation of findings and the ability to draw informed conclusions;
- Building meaningful relationships and demonstrating curiosity that will allow you to have insightful conversations and provide visible challenge during the Audit;
- Delegating to others to provide learning opportunities and coaching to help deliver the most effective audit approach;
- Building connections across teams and specialist areas within PwC, managing a variety of views and consulting where appropriate;
- Developing new insights and proposing innovative solutions to help enhance audit quality; and
- Put the team first by coaching with purpose, being present with the team and openly communicating expectations.
Essential Skills and Experience:
- Be Chartered Accountant / ACA / ACCA / ICAS qualified accountant (or international equivalent) or have equivalent work experience in Audit (including international candidates who technically qualify in their home country by experience);
- Part qualified ACA/ACCA/ICAS at point of application and working towards your full qualification (you will need to be time and exam qualified prior to your start date)
- Experience of IFRS and/or UK GAAP and international standards on auditing;
- Strong organisational skills, experience of undertaking audit from planning to completion and a track record of challenging yourself and others to complete high quality testing and documentation;
- Ability to establish and nurture relationships which includes communicating clearly with colleagues and organisations we audit;
- Ability to review the work of others’, providing commentary and feedback to support the teams technical development and enhance audit quality;
- Takes pride in their work and in the Audit profession. Shows resilience and demonstrates dedication to self development including being agile and innovative in the digital world.