An Auditor, or Junior Auditor, is a financial specialist who performs audits on financial accounts for companies and organizations to ensure the validity and their financial data. Their duties include examining financial statements for accuracy and legal compliance, preparing tax returns and analyzing account books and accounting systems for corporations to ensure efficiency and accuracy.
A Auditor should be able to fulfill various duties and responsibilities. The following are some duties and responsibilities a Auditor should be able to execute:
- Diligently keep a systematic check on the company’s spending to improve organizational efficiency.
- Prepare balance sheets and audit statements.
- Prepare all documents related to finance.
- Conduct and attend regular meetings with senior management to share financial findings.
- Keep a check on processes and regulations, ensuring compliance with financial policies and regulations.
- Travel to client sites for auditory reviews and assessment.
- Provide a qualitative and quantitative evaluation based on empirical data findings.
- Work closely with the Director of Finance and the CFO to increase the financial efficiency of the company.
A competitive Auditor will have certain skills and qualifications, including:
- Interest and ability for math and financial systems
- Ability to make independent decisions, staying objective at all times
- Good knowledge of spreadsheets and excellent presentation skills
- Thorough understanding of business requirements and problem-solving skills
- Practical and excellent communication skills
