The
fundamental reason this classification exists is to conduct operational and
financial audits of all City departments and/or functions. The Auditor performs
professional, advanced-level, financial-related, performance-related audits in
accordance with General Accepted Governmental Auditing Standards. Work
responsibilities may include: performing preliminary review and initial
analysis of financial and/or performance related department records; conducting
audits of City departments by examining cash receipts and disbursement
vouchers, payroll records, etc.; conducting special investigative audits
regarding alleged illegal or improper activities; preparing documentation and
reports; and performing administrative duties needed to support auditing
efforts. Audit assignments are broad in nature and include situations of
sometimes unusual complexity. The Auditor determines through research that
prescribed financial management and operational procedures are in compliance
with regulations. The Internal Auditor reports to the Internal Audit Manager.
Bachelor’s
Degree in accounting from a university or college and three years of highly
responsible experience managing and supervising the accounting and financial
functions of a governmental agency or highly responsible experience managing
and leading audits of public accounts.
NOTE:
Qualifying education, training and experience that provide the requisite
knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the job will be considered.