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2 results for Internal Auditor in Lansing, MI

Internal Auditor

Lansing, MI
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Permanent / Full Time
70000 - 90000 USD / Yearly
We are partnering with a growing organization seeking an Internal Auditor to join their team. This Internal Auditor role is an outstanding opportunity for an early-career accounting or audit professional looking to transition into a highly visible role with strong mentorship, business exposure, and long-term growth potential. The ideal Internal Auditor candidate will have at least 1 year of experience in either public accounting audit or corporate internal audit and possess strong analytical skills, curiosity, and a desire to learn the operational side of the business. What You’ll Do as an Internal Auditor<ul><li>Assist in planning and executing operational, financial, and compliance audits</li><li>Evaluate internal controls, processes, and risk management procedures</li><li>Perform testing, walkthroughs, and documentation of audit findings</li><li>Analyze data and identify process improvement opportunities</li><li>Partner with various departments to understand business operations and recommend solutions</li><li>Support compliance and internal control initiatives, where applicable</li><li>Prepare audit workpapers, reports, and presentations for leadership</li><li>Participate in special projects and continuous improvement initiatives</li></ul>For immediate consideration call Jimmy Tunney at 517-657-8054.
2026-05-21T00:00:00Z

Staff Accountant

Jackson, MI
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Permanent / Full Time
75000 - 95000 USD / Yearly
We are partnering with our K-12 client who is in search of an experienced Staff Accountant to support the financial operations of their school district. This role is responsible for maintaining accurate accounting records, supporting budget planning, and ensuring timely reporting in accordance with district policies and applicable regulations. The ideal candidate brings strong knowledge of public-sector accounting, a proactive approach to internal controls, and the ability to collaborate with district leadership on financial planning and compliance matters. Responsibilities:• Manage the district’s day-to-day accounting activities, including upkeep of the chart of accounts, preparation of journal entries, and maintenance of complete financial records.• Lead annual budget preparation by partnering with district leadership, coordinating review and approval activities, and processing budget revisions when needed.• Produce recurring financial analyses that compare budgeted amounts to actual results, helping leadership monitor spending and make informed decisions.• Complete month-end close tasks by reconciling bank accounts, cash balances, and other key balance sheet accounts to ensure accuracy.• Support the annual audit by assembling schedules, gathering documentation, responding to auditor requests, and preparing financial narrative materials such as the MD&A.• Strengthen and monitor internal control practices to promote proper fund usage, expenditure approval, and compliance with district, state, and federal requirements.• Prepare and submit required financial statements and reports, including balance sheets, cash flow reporting, revenue and expenditure details, and filings related to grant and title funding.• Oversee essential district financial functions carried out by support staff, including payroll coordination, timely payment of obligations, purchasing workflow compliance, and tax-related reconciliations.• Contribute to long-range financial planning through oversight of capital assets, review of special education funding accuracy, analysis of debt schedules, investment of available funds, and recommendations related to insurance and contracted services.• Travel between district locations as needed to support financial operations and maintain effective coordination across work sites.
2026-05-20T00:00:00Z