Jared W. Schwocho
Austin, TX 78741
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Education & Continuing Education
Texas A&M University August 2006-May 2008
Masters of Science – Finance
Texas A&M University August 2003-May 2008
Bachelors of Business Administration – Accounting
Universitat Autonoma Barcelona, Spain June 2005
- Study abroad program through Texas A&M Business School
Studied Financial Management and European Integration and Business
Developed knowledge through a seminar course about the foundations of the EU and Business implications of forming the EU and Euro-zone in a global economy
Deloitte & Touche, LLP
Fundamental Consultative Skills: Comprehensive seminar in order to identify, adapt and react for value adding results
Introduction to Service Excellence: Focused on best-practices in a client service environment
Introduction to Business Processes, Risk and Controls: Comprehensive seminar which focused on formulating, mitigating and implementing, business processes, risks and controls, respectively
Professional Achievements
Completed the Uniform CPA Exam, which includes Auditing & Attestation, Business & Economic Concepts, Regulation (Tax & Business Law), and Financial Accounting & Reporting
Professional
Deloitte & Touche, LLP Austin, TX September 2008-May 2009
Audit Associate
Analyzed financial account data in order to build models and expectations using trends, financial ratios and other market indicators
Coordinated year-end inventory counts, valued at $8MM, a task which is typically performed by a third year, senior auditor
Completed engagement fieldwork successfully by performing a high-level substantive review of client’s audited financial statements and tax returns
Worked with team-members and clients to document and investigate differences in accounting records and audited values to ensure compliance with GAAP (US), IFRS (International) and GASB (Government) standards
Consistently communicated with Managers and Partners of concerns rising during performance of audits and other client services
Conducted interactive interviews of client personnel at all levels
Industries served: Manufacturing (Alamo Cement), Financial (The University of Texas Investment Management Co.), Oil & Gas (Nosley Properties)
Mays Business School Fellows Program August 2006-August 2007
Group XXVI Coordinator
Coordinated application process for an incoming group of Business Fellows by organizing and overseeing over 100 Faculty, Industry Partners and Former Fellows
Lead staff of 10 while full-time graduate student, overseeing an application pool of over 100
Deloitte & Touche, LLP Austin, TX January 2007-March 2007
Audit Intern
Performed statistical sampling to audit year-end financial statements for SEC and Non-SEC clients
Analyzed and documented client’s current internal control risks
Recommended adjustments to clients accounts when financially applicable and reasonably appropriate
Deloitte & Touche, LLP Houston, TX June 2006-August 2006
Audit Intern
Completed quarterly SEC reporting for BakerHughes, Inc which included tying out preliminary and final reports and performing variance analysis between quarterly and yearly benchmarks
Performed preliminary analysis and review for client quarterly reports
Tested Sarbanes-Oxley controls in order to analyze, document and mitigate risks involved within accounting cycles and business processes as a whole
Technical Knowledge
Audit System 2: Deloitte’s primary Audit software, which integrates the audit methodology, common documentation and enabling software, which includes ACL
Bloomberg: Proficient at using the Bloomberg terminal for Financial research
Microsoft Office: Advanced user of Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Word
Organizations
Mays Business School Fellows Program January 2006-May 2006
- Group XXIV Fellow
Selected as one of the top business undergraduates to participate in an intensive professional development program designed to strengthen team-oriented leadership abilities
Texas A&M Corps of Cadets August 2003-August 2006
- Military Organization teaching how to lead through values based leadership
Coordinated academic standards and policy for a 60 member outfit to ensure outfit scholastics maintain or exceed a 3.0 GPR 2005-2006
Awarded—Outstanding General Military Cadet ribbon, from AFROTC, Spring 2004
Business Student Council September 2004-May 2005
- Director of Logistics—Mays Business Council’s Career Fair Team
Coordinated all logistics of a three day career fair of over 300 recruiters for students of the business school
Worked with outside companies to give them a beneficial area to recruit business students
Interacted with recruiters in order to provide a positive environment while on campus