Audit Intern: Real Client Experience & Training

Cherry Bekaert LLP; Nashville, Northern (TN, KY); Hybrid; USD 37,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Cherry Bekaert LLP in Nashville, TN invites an Audit Intern to gain insight into public accounting and build a foundation for your career. You will work for multiple supervisors on client engagements and apply accounting knowledge using Firm technology.

Eligible juniors or seniors enrolled in an accredited accounting program, two years from graduation, with GPA 3.0/4.0 or above preferred. Travel to client sites may be required; compensation and total rewards reflect market practices.

Qualifications

• Junior or senior enrolled in an accredited accounting or related program, two years from graduation.
• GPA 3.0/4.0 or above preferred but not required.
• Proficiency with computers and spreadsheet software programs.
• Ability to travel to client sites as needed, including frequent same-day travel.

Responsibilities

• Gain insight into the public accounting profession and build a solid foundation for your career.
• Work for multiple supervisors on a variety of client engagements.
• Apply accounting knowledge while performing client work using Firm technology.
• Shadow Audit professionals of all levels.
• Participate in team building and training initiatives.
• Participate in and present on a marketing or research project.
• Attend social functions: happy hours, lunches, community service projects and other outings.

Skills

Computers & spreadsheets

Education

Accounting or related program (enrolled)

Job description

Cherry Bekaert LLP in Nashville, TN invites an Audit Intern to gain insight into public accounting and build a foundation for your career. You will work for multiple supervisors on client engagements and apply accounting knowledge using Firm technology.

Eligible juniors or seniors enrolled in an accredited accounting program, two years from graduation, with GPA 3.0/4.0 or above preferred. Travel to client sites may be required; compensation and total rewards reflect market practices.