FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Associate Analyst role at EY?
The primary focus of the Associate Analyst role is to assist in maintaining EY's Independence for current and future audit clients by facilitating processes, evaluating submissions, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
What qualifications are required for the Associate Analyst position?
A postgraduate or graduate degree is required, along with strong interpersonal and communication skills, good analytical thinking abilities, and proficiency in MS Excel and Word.
What type of team will the Associate Analyst be working with?
The Associate Analyst will be part of the Risk Management Services (RMS) team, specifically working within the Independence team, which is responsible for managing internal risks related to audit engagements.
How does the Associate Analyst contribute to the RMS team?
The Associate Analyst facilitates and drives processes to completion, reviews submissions from client teams, acts as a liaison between teams, and provides feedback for continuous process improvement.
What skills are emphasized in the job description for the Associate Analyst role?
The role emphasizes strong interpersonal and communication skills, analytical thinking, decision-making abilities, and proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Word.
What is the importance of Auditor Independence in this role?
Auditor Independence is crucial as it ensures that EY and its professionals maintain objectivity, integrity, and impartiality in their audits, adhering to regulatory requirements and firm policies.
Where are the RMS team locations based?
The RMS team operates from multiple locations, including India (Gurugram, Kochi, Bengaluru), Poland (Wroclaw), and the Philippines (Manila).
Will the Associate Analyst have opportunities for networking within the firm?
Yes, the role involves building a network of people within RMS and across the firm, fostering collaboration and support.
Is prior experience in risk management necessary for this position?
Prior experience in risk management is not explicitly stated as necessary, but candidates should possess strong analytical skills and the ability to learn quickly about firm policies and processes.
How is performance managed in this role?
The Associate Analyst is expected to manage tasks and activities in a timely manner and is responsible for specific outcomes, which will be monitored for performance evaluation.