About

A Taipei practice built around year-end fieldwork

Devopsanalyticscloud grew from audit partners who spent seasons inside Taiwanese manufacturing floors, trading houses, and family-owned groups—where inventory tags and related-party leases matter as much as the trial balance.

Why we exist

Companies facing their first bank-required audit often receive generic request lists that ignore Lunar New Year shut-downs and multi-site warehouses. We built the practice to plan around those constraints, not around a textbook calendar.

How we work with finance teams

Engagement partners stay close to planning and the closing meeting. Seniors run fieldwork with clear sampling decisions. We explain findings in plain language so owners who are not accountants can decide which adjustments to book before the opinion date.

Values that show up in the file

  • Independence confirmed in writing before fees are accepted.
  • Evidence over assertion—especially for inventory, receivables, and related parties.
  • Respect for staff time during count days and confirmation follow-ups.
  • Honest management letters, including items that are inconvenient.

Taiwan context

Our office sits in Taipei County corridors where many mid-market finance teams already commute. Site visits extend to Taichung, Kaohsiung, and industrial parks when observation or branch testing requires it.

We coordinate confirmation timing with local counterparties and plan around statutory filing windows familiar to Taiwan company secretaries.

People you may meet on the engagement

Titles vary by engagement size; these faces represent the roles that appear most often in client meetings.

Portrait of engagement partner Wei-Ting Chang

Wei-Ting Chang

Engagement partner. Sets materiality, signs opinions, and chairs finding discussions with boards and lenders’ advisors.

Portrait of audit senior manager Hao-Yu Lin

Hao-Yu Lin

Audit senior manager. Designs sampling, leads warehouse observations, and keeps confirmation logs current.

Portrait of reporting manager Yi-Chen Fang

Yi-Chen Fang

Reporting manager. Reviews note disclosures, subsequent events, and the bridge between draft findings and the final report.