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Plan attestation and tax engagements, supervise junior staff, report to a manager or directly to a partner, and oversee the quality of work papers, including support for GAAP and tax positions. The role requires strong communication and time management skills, a solid understanding of GAAP and tax, a CPA license or progress toward licensure, and 2 to 3 years of public accounting experience. Benefits include overtime pay during busy season, additional PTO earned during busy season, a retirement plan with employer match, health plan, tuition reimbursement, a flexible schedule with work from home options, and student loan assistance. Seniors work on all aspects of client financials and tax returns, communicate directly with client upper management and owners, and receive mentoring from managers and partners.