As an entry-level auditor, your job is to help audit accounting and financial information for a company. In this role, you may review assets and accounts for a firm, help prepare a statement or report, coordinate with a bank to provide any necessary documentation, and answer questions from clients or customers. This is an entry-level role, and most companies use it as an extended training period to help you gain familiarity with their processes and procedures. Entry-level auditors often review documents written by other auditors or prepare initial reports that senior auditors check for accuracy. Critical thinking, problem-solving, and attention to detail are essential to your success in this role.