Senior – Global Statutory Audit
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About The Global Statutory Audit Team
The Global Statutory Audit department is a specialist team that services large‑scale multinational companies (MNCs) with centralised and coordinated audit solutions. Our diverse and experienced teams solve complex challenges and deliver outstanding results for international clients. The team is dynamic, multicultural, and fast‑growing—designed for professionals who enjoy international exposure and working on technically challenging, high‑impact engagements.
The Role
As an Audit Senior, you will support the delivery of Irish/UK statutory audits and coordinate the execution of global audits through the Grant Thornton international network. You will work closely with Assistant Managers, Managers, Associate Directors, and Partners while also supporting and developing junior team members.
Role Responsibilities
Take responsibility for a portfolio of Global Statutory audit clients which includes Irish/UK and international audits.
Liaise closely with clients in relation to planning and closing meetings, and discuss business developments generally.
Review audit work papers.
Provide guidance, expertise, and participate in the performance of audit procedures, especially focusing on complex and/or specialised issues.
Assist the team by motivating them, allocating on‑the‑job tasks for audits, completing staff and job allocation, job planning, training needs, staff issues, and identification of resources required.
For the more technically demanding audits, manage and assist in the performance of complex sections such as Share‑Based Compensation, Revenue Recognition, and other critical areas as defined in the audit process.
Supervise and train more junior members of the dedicated staff to ensure that firm standards are maintained throughout the entire audit process.
Play a key role in the development of new business through participation in industry and potential client focus groups.
Qualifications
ACA/ACCA qualified with 3 years post‑qualification experience in audit.
Experience from a top‑ten firm.
Audit experience of large Irish companies or multinational entities.
Extensive knowledge of IFRS and Irish GAAP.
Some knowledge or awareness of US GAAP would be a benefit.
Ability to motivate and manage staff under tight deadlines.
Excellent written and verbal communication.
Previous experience with documenting testing, results and findings in an electronic auditing package.
Experience working as part of a team supporting others.
Commercial awareness.
Benefits
Flexible working arrangements.
Health care support.
Learning programmes and professional development.
Tools and support to help you flourish at every stage of your career.
Life at Grant Thornton
At Grant Thornton, we’re creating a workplace where our people can thrive—personally and professionally. Our culture is rooted in collaboration, respect, and a commitment to continuous growth. We pride ourselves on equity, diversity, and inclusion, fostering a culture where everyone can bring their authentic selves to work. Recognition is at the heart of our culture; our Shout Out scheme gives everyone a chance to celebrate achievements.
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