Assistant State Auditor I pay range

What the state says the job is

Positions at this level are entry-level professional auditors and investigators who are primarily responsible for assisting in various routine audits, reviews, or investigations, or assisting in the completion of more complex audits, reviews, or investigations as a member of a team. Positions will conduct background research to support the development of the audit or investigative scopes, objectives, plans and programs, and evaluate accounting, administrative, and internal controls for compliance with state and federal legal requirements. These positions assist in the examination and analysis of risks, internal controls, source records and reports, programmatic data, financial statements and/or systems for accuracy, completeness, and conformance to guidelines and regulations.

Knowledge, skills and abilities

Knowledge of laws, regulations, and procedures, and generally accepted accounting principles, technical and professional standards, including Generally Accepted Government Auditing Standards and General Accepted Auditing Standards Ability to follow work plan, apply sampling techniques, recommend and/or perform test procedures, audit, or investigate various financial systems, and/or program information Ability to confirm accuracy, integrity, and conformance to rules, regulations, standards and to recognize deficiencies in controls or other weaknesses Ability to recognize routine problems and identify reportable issues. Ability to communicate in writing and verbally in a clear, concise, and or ...

Minimum qualifications

Bachelor's degree with 24 semester hours in accounting from an appropriately accredited institution; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Performance: Bachelor's degree with 12 semester hours in accounting from an appropriately accredited institution; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. <h2