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New Career Opportunity At PwC Nigeria

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ASSURANCE - ASSOCIATE/SENIOR ASSOCIATE (Lagos)

Roles & Responsibilities

The main responsibilities include:

· Providing audit and business advice to a variety of clients
· Building and maintaining strong relationships with new and established clients
· Supervising teams and reporting directly to senior staff
· Working as part of our business development strategy team in the local marketplace
· Provide an on-site co-ordination role for audit clients including planning, day to day control of the audit team, liaising with clients and completing audit assignments
· Work and liaise with other members of the audit team and colleagues in other parts of the firm as necessary to provide high quality clients service
· Report directly to a partner, director, senior manager or manager
· Coach and train other staff; and,
· Strong business awareness, sound reporting skills and the ability to work under your own initiative

There are also opportunities to work on assurance projects including due diligence, floatations, disposals and other ad hoc projects

Requirements

· ACA/ACCA qualification (or equivalent)
· Mimimum of Second Class Upper or its equivalent
· Focused and initiative driven (required to maximise growth potential)
· A passion for delivering an exceptional client service
· Good analytical and organisational abilities
· A proven track record of establishing and maintaining strong relationships with clients
· Effective communication skills when working at all levels
· A demonstrated ability to take responsibility, work autonomously and use initiative, especially when working to tight deadlines.

Location

Lagos, Nigeria

Desirable skills:

· Strong team-working
· Desire for continuous improvement · Good listening
· A proactive approach to problem solving and delivering client solutions.

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