AU Senior Auditor | External Audit & Compliance | WFH

The role

You'll join the Audit & Assurance function of a well-established Australian accounting practice, reviewing audit fieldwork and financial statements prepared by graduate and cadet auditors, and helping deliver external audits for a mix of corporate and not-for-profit clients under Australian Auditing Standards, the Corporations Act, and ASIC/ACNC compliance requirements.

This role suits someone who's already comfortable being the second set of eyes on someone else's audit work — not just producing their own — and who can turn technical findings into clear, practical feedback for both junior staff and clients.

Why this role is worth having

You'll work directly with Australian directors and managers, sharpen your technical audit judgement on real ASIC/ACNC compliance work, and build the client-facing and review experience that leads toward audit management. It's a genuine step up from execution-only audit work into review, coaching and client relationship responsibility.

What you'll do

  • Review audit testing, financial statements and compliance work prepared by the team — building the technical judgement that leads to review-level and, eventually, manager-level work
  • Supervise and coach graduate and cadet auditors — developing the leadership experience that separates senior auditors from career execution staff
  • Liaise directly with clients to resolve queries and explain findings clearly — building the client relationship skills that make you indispensable to the practice
  • Conduct technical research on complex audit and accounting issues, and flag risks or control improvements — the analytical work that keeps you visible to management
  • Support the wider practice — contributing to process improvements and occasional business development involvement
What you'll need
  • At least 3 years of experience in external/public practice audit
  • CA/CPA qualified, or actively working towards completion
  • Solid hands-on experience conducting or reviewing external audits under Australian Auditing Standards, IFRS/ISA, or a closely comparable international framework
  • Experience reviewing, coaching or giving feedback on work prepared by junior or graduate team members
  • A confident, clear communicator, comfortable liaising directly with clients
  • Strong attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple concurrent audit deadlines
Preferred
  • Experience with CaseWare or a similar engagement management platform
  • Experience working with Australian Accounting & Audit firms
  • Proficiency with MYOB, Xero and Excel
  • More experience than the above — we're just as interested in candidates with deeper audit backgrounds
What's on offer Offshore 24/7 has been placing Filipino professionals with Australian businesses since 2008 — 500+ professionals placed, rated 4.9/5 on Glassdoor and 5.0 on Google by the people we employ. You'll be on a local Philippines employment contract with real job security, genuine work-from-home flexibility, and a clear path for growth as you take on more review and client responsibility.

Benefits

· PHP 80,000–95,000 per month

· 13th month pay

  • HMO
  • 20 PTO credits upon regularization · Australian-aligned day shift

· Fully remote work setup · Ongoing training and coaching

· Long-term role with a stable international client

This role suits you if:

You're a CA/CPA (or near-completion) auditor with solid public practice experience, ready to review other people's work as well as your own, and confident speaking directly with Australian clients.

Work Location: Remote

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