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Job Responsibilities
Execute SOC 1 and SOC 2 examinations (Type I and Type II), including planning, walkthroughs, and control testing.
Document and assess control design and operating effectiveness against applicable criteria (e.g., SOC Trust Services Criteria and relevant financial reporting control objectives).
Perform evidence requests, collection, and validation; evaluate completeness, accuracy, and timeliness of client-provided documentation and system outputs.
Leverage compliance platforms (e.g., Vanta, Drata) to map controls to criteria, streamline evidence collection, track testing status, and support continuous monitoring workflows.
Use AI-enabled audit and analysis tools to summarize and triage evidence, identify exceptions and anomalies, and improve consistency in workpaper documentation (with appropriate professional judgment and review).
Prepare clear workpapers and testing narratives, including procedures performed, results, and conclusions, aligned to firm methodology and AICPA attestation standards.
Assist in drafting SOC report sections and client deliverables, including incorporation of management responses and remediation plans.
Coordinate with client stakeholders and internal teams to manage timelines, resolve evidence gaps, and communicate testing progress and issues.