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As part of the strengthening of its team, a local firm recruits an Assistant Auditor.
Main duties
Under the supervision of mission managers, the Audit Assistant will participate in the performance of audit and control missions to the firm’s clients.
In this capacity, he/she will be responsible for:
Participate in the preparation and execution of audit missions;
Participate in the study and evaluation of internal control procedures;
Conduct consistency checks on accounting balances and ledgers;
Carry out control and audit work on accounting and financial records;
Participate in the identification of possible risks and anomalies;
Carry out reconciliation and account analysis work;
Contribute to the preparation of work files and mission reports;
Participate in inventory and control work when necessary;
Ensure the proper organization and archiving of working documents;
Comply with the methodologies, procedures and professional standards applicable to audit engagements.
Candidate profile
Hold a Master’s degree, particularly in Audit, Accounting, Management or Finance;
Education / Qualifications
BTS/DUT type training Audit and Control, Accounting and Management, SME Audit or equivalent;
Applicants with a Master’s degree in Audit, Accounting, Control or Finance are also encouraged
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Organizational context The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is the world’s largest humanitarian agency, fighting hunger worldwide. The WFP Technology Division (TEC) is the digital business engine of the World Food Programme, providing the business with multi pronged and resilient technical capabilities able to