Audit Transformation Associate (m/f/d)
pwc · Luxembourg
Job description
About the role
PwC Luxembourg is looking for an Audit Transformation Associate to join its audit teams. You will act as a problem‑solver and innovation catalyst, using analytical and engineering skills to redesign audit delivery with technology.
Key responsibilities
- Collaborate with audit teams to identify pain points and propose tech‑enabled solutions that improve audit execution and client value.
- Translate between engineering and audit, ensuring digital tools and automation are integrated into audit workflows.
- Design, test and iterate new tools and processes, such as automation scripts and data‑visualisation dashboards (e.g., Power BI).
- Analyse audit data, feedback and trends to recommend enhancements and support emerging technologies (GenAI, NLP, RPA).
- Promote a culture of experimentation, agility and digital curiosity within audit teams.
- Build deep knowledge of accounting standards, sustainability matters and other regulatory frameworks.
Required profile
- Degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science or a related technical field.
- Curious, motivated to learn and improve continuously.
- Strong analytical and problem‑solving capabilities.
- Collaborative, communicative and adaptable to dynamic environments.
- Fluency in English; French or German is a plus.
Required skills
- Python
- SQL
- Power BI
- Alteryx (optional)
- Process mapping
- Automation
- Data analytics
What we offer
- Opportunity to be part of a pioneering team shaping the future of audit.
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