CareerPlan

Manager - Professional Practice -CAQ

Washington D.C., DC, USFull-time$114k–$125k2026-03-01 → 2026-11-09

Core

Manage and support technical and policy-oriented projects with working groups and task forces comprising senior leaders from the auditing profession to identify, develop, and seek consensus on emerging technical and public policy issues affecting the public company auditing profession.

Role type

Manager, Professional Practice (Auditing & Policy)

Builds

Technical content, thought leadership, regulatory comment letters, and educational events focused on fraud risk mitigation and detection.

Domain

Public company auditing, financial reporting, and regulatory policy

Required skills

Project management, regulatory research, technical writing, stakeholder engagement, fraud risk assessment, cross-functional collaboration

Preferred skills

AI technology-enabled applications knowledge, initiative in problem solving, ability to work under tight time constraints

Technologies

None stated

Responsibilities

Manage projects and meetings of the Professional Practice team including the Anti-Fraud Collaboration (AFC) and task forces; Conduct research and develop technical content for fraud, auditing, and financial reporting issues; Draft comment letters on regulatory policy proposals from PCAOB, SEC, and other regulators; Coordinate activities and meetings of CAQ and AFC task forces involving member firms and stakeholders; Plan and develop technical content for webcasts, roundtables, and conference panels; Monitor US and global regulatory and policy developments; Coordinate CAQ messaging during meetings with firm executives and stakeholders.

Seniority

Manager, hands-on IC