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SalaryA successful firm of chartered accountants based in Exmouth is searching for an Audit & Accounts Senior to join their team in a role with increasing responsibility and opportunity to develop client relationships, progressing in your career and carving an influential position, as a key addition to this growing firm.
Client Details
Based in Exmouth the firm has been undergoing continued growth, with more recent organic new client growth. The firm acts for wide ranging OMBs up to and over the audit threshold in turnovers across wider ranging industry sectors. The firm offers a supportive and team focused environment with a good working culture and long serving staff. Car parking on offer, with flexitime benefits and hybrid working arrangements on offer as well with a mix of home to office working.
Description
Joining as a key addition as an Audit & Accounts Senior based in Exmouth you will carve a key role within the team undertaking a hands on role leading and acting as a senior on wide ranging industry sector audits as well as reviewing/ hands on involvement with year end accounts preparation, overseeing juniors and helping in their development. You will take on increasing responsibility to manage the delivery of services and developing client relationships, progressing in your career into a managerial capacity and carving an influential position, as a key addition to this growing firm.
Profile
You will ideally be ACA/ACCA qualified as an experienced Audit & Accounts Senior Accountant within the accountancy practice sector with at least three to four years, or considerably more experience within this sector. You will be looking to progress within your career and be seeking an opportunity within a highly successful firm of chartered accountants that offers you a path to develop post qualification.
Job Offer
Highly competitive salary and benefits, negotiable and dependent on the experience and background of the right professional, plus benefits. Please apply on line and for a further confidential discussion to find out more please contact Mark Bailey on
