Audit Intern: GAAP, Data Insights & Assurance

PwC South Africa; Miami (FL); On-site; Confidential; Full time

Job summary

PwC in Miami is seeking an Audit Intern to gain hands-on exposure to financial statement audits and client support within the Assurance practice. You will observe audit processes, apply PwC methodologies, and develop a learning mindset while contributing to project goals.

Responsibilities include supporting audit teams, verifying documents, analyzing data, and documenting findings. Travel up to 20% may be required.

Qualifications

• Pursuing or completed Bachelor's in Accounting with strong academic performance.
• Understanding of GAAP and GAAS in audit tasks.
• Ability to analyze financial data and identify trends.
• Willingness to learn PwC methodologies and professional standards.

Responsibilities

• Support audit teams during financial statement audits and learn audit methodologies.
• Review and verify financial documents to ensure transparency and regulatory compliance.
• Assist in analyzing financial data to provide insights for decision-making.
• Document audit processes and findings for organized record-keeping.
• Learn GAAP and GAAS application in audit tasks and company standards.
• Collaborate with team to monitor financial trends and assess risk factors.
• Assist in evaluating internal controls and potential improvements.
• Use data analysis to enhance audit quality and reporting.
• Observe experienced auditors to build foundational audit skills and client interactions.

Skills

GAAP knowledge

GAAS knowledge

Analytical skills

Team collaboration

Research skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Accounting

Job description

PwC in Miami is seeking an Audit Intern to gain hands-on exposure to financial statement audits and client support within the Assurance practice. You will observe audit processes, apply PwC methodologies, and develop a learning mindset while contributing to project goals.

Responsibilities include supporting audit teams, verifying documents, analyzing data, and documenting findings. Travel up to 20% may be required.