Beatrix Lang
Frankfurt · beatrix.lang@example.com
4 November 2026
Dr Matthias Keller
Audit Partner
Taunus Assurance Partners
Subject: Application for Senior Auditor
Dear Dr Keller,
Fifteen of my last 16 audits finished inside the agreed deadline, because evidence requests go to the client in week one. Taunus Assurance Partners is where I want to keep that record going, as a Senior Auditor.
At Rhine Audit Partners I lead fieldwork on eight clients with revenues from €20 million to €200 million and supervise two juniors on each. I test controls over sales, purchases and payroll, run full-ledger journal tests in IDEA and report weaknesses with clear fixes. That testing found three material misstatements in reported profit, and I agreed the audit adjustments with each finance director before sign-off. Before that, as an audit associate at Main Valley Assurance, I tested samples on about 20 audits across retail and manufacturing and attended stock counts, writing up the results myself.
Taunus's paid study leave is why I am applying now rather than after my exams. I have passed 2 of the 4 Wirtschaftsprüfer subject areas while working full time and sit the final 2 in 2027, and protected study time would let me finish without a client deadline slipping. Your mid-size clients also match the eight I audit now. I already review junior work papers with written feedback within two days, draft the management letter for each client and attend audit committee meetings with the engagement manager, so supervising juniors and presenting findings to audit committees is a step I have begun.
My week-one evidence request list, with client names removed, shows how the deadline record is built, and half an hour is enough to walk a partner through it. How do you allocate seniors across clients during the busy season?
Kind regards,
Beatrix Lang