Hamiltons Group Limited - now part of Jerroms GCN
Audit Assistant Manager

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Role Overview
As an Audit Assistant Manager, you will lead and oversee audit assignments from planning to completion, working under the guidance of our managers and directors. You will play a key role in coordinating with clients, managing audit tasks, and ensuring high-quality work. You will mentor junior team members on engagements, provide guidance and feedback, and handle day-to-day audit operations.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and manage audit assignments, ensuring audits are completed on time and meet firm standards
- Act as a primary contact for clients during engagements, handling queries and maintaining clear communication
- Supervise junior team members, reviewing their work and providing constructive feedback to support their development
- Take the lead on preparing budgets, monitoring progress, and addressing variances to ensure project efficiency
- Take responsibility for billing activities by tracking time and resources to keep engagements within budget
- Ensure compliance with auditing and accounting standards throughout each engagement
- Foster a positive and collaborative team environment, addressing minor personnel matters as they arise
- Liaise with Directors to ensure alignment with department objectives and smooth service delivery
- Perform administrative and ad hoc tasks to facilitate efficient project flow
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- Qualified Accountant (ACCA or equivalent qualification)
- Experience in audit and accounts, with a solid understanding of quality and regulatory standards
- Familiar with risk awareness and effective control measures within the audit process
- Skilled in managing client relationships and addressing their needs effectively
- Capable of guiding and supporting junior colleagues
- Up to date with relevant accounting and auditing standards, including FRS and IFRS
- Strong analytical skills, with the ability to identify issues and suggest practical solutions
- Experience with auditing systems CCH & Inflo is beneficial, however full training and support will be provided
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