Auditor 1 pay range

What the state says the job is

This is journey level auditing work in examining the books and financial records of governmental agencies and private businesses. An employee in this class audits accounting records of businesses and governmental agencies to determine compliance with prescribed standards. Audits may relate to general accounting practices or to a single regulatory field, and the employee may work alone or as a member of an audit team. Public contact duties comprise an important part of the work. Field work is ordinarily performed independently within the outlines of established policies and procedures. Supervision is received from an auditor supervisor who reviews work through conferences and a review of written reports.

Examples of the work

Audits and analyzes the accounting practices and the records of receipts and expenditures in governmental agencies and various administrative divisions and sub-divisions and prepares audit reports for review by higher-level auditors. Interprets and explains controlling laws and regulations affecting the operations of agencies being audited. Audits and inspects state liquor stores and conducts special audits necessitated by flood, fire, theft, or store moving. Audits the fiscal records at various state institutions; checks credit reports and suggests methods to improve collections. Audits in and out-of-state malt beverage manufacturers' accounting records and reports.

Minimum qualifications

Four years of accounting and/or auditing experience; and fifteen (15) college level credits in accounting; or One year of experience as a Financial Programs Trainee; or Any equivalent combination of experience and/or training which includes fifteen (15) college level credits in accounting and auditing.