The Audit Manager will lead external audit engagements for clients in Jamaica, planning assignments, reviewing financial statements and audit evidence, managing budgets, and ensuring compliance with IFRS, ISA and EY quality standards. The role typically requires a bachelor's degree in accounting, finance or a related discipline, together with ACCA, CPA or equivalent professional qualification and several years of audit experience. Candidates should understand risk assessment and internal controls, communicate confidently with clients and senior stakeholders, supervise and coach audit teams, and manage multiple deadlines. Strong analytical, report-writing and project-management skills are expected, along with professional integrity, commercial awareness and proficiency in audit software and Microsoft Office. Prior experience with large or complex engagements is advantageous.
EY, formerly Ernst & Young, is one of the world's largest professional-services organizations. Its services include assurance and audit, tax, consulting, strategy and transactions, risk management and technology advisory. EY operates through a global network of member firms, serving multinational companies, public-sector organizations, financial institutions and growing businesses. The firm's purpose is to build a better working world by supporting trust in capital markets, helping organizations manage change and encouraging responsible, long-term growth. EY teams commonly work across borders and industries, giving employees exposure to complex clients and international standards. In Jamaica, EY supports local and regional businesses through audit, accounting, tax and advisory services, with its Kingston office serving as an important hub for the Caribbean market.
Jamaica offers opportunities in accounting, audit, banking, tourism, business-process outsourcing, technology, healthcare, logistics, construction and renewable energy. Kingston is the main commercial center and home to many professional-services and government roles, while Montego Bay is especially strong in tourism and hospitality. Jamaican culture is vibrant and welcoming, shaped by music, food, sport and a strong community spirit; English is the official business language. Lifestyle choices range from energetic city living and beaches to quieter mountain and countryside communities. Living costs vary considerably, with housing and imported goods generally more expensive in Kingston and resort areas. Foreign nationals normally need appropriate work authorization before starting employment; employers often assist with work-permit applications, and requirements depend on nationality and role. Candidates should confirm visa, tax and relocation rules with Jamaica's authorities and EY. Reliable transport, healthcare access and neighborhood safety should be considered when choosing accommodation.
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