The audits encompass the entire spectrum of information technology including Internet resources, telecommunications infrastructure, operating systems, databases, software development and end-user applications. For each of the functional areas, we evaluate security controls, aid in the design of effective security architectures and improve security measures. The information systems auditor position with Union Pacific's Corporate Audit Staff offers opportunities to perform audits of the Corporation's information systems and communication functions and computer systems under development to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the Corporation's data and applications. Current audit methodologies focus on the complexities of emerging distributed environments, Internet, and mainframes which involve working on various platforms such as Unix, LANs and IBM mainframes. Individuals typically occupy this highly visible position for an average of three years, followed by excellent promotional opportunities into other areas of the Corporation.
Extensive training is provided to enhance professional and technical development.
Professional Growth Various training opportunities are offered to the IS auditors. Formal classroom training is available, and you are also encouraged to take classes pertaining to the functional area that you have been assigned to review. The IS audit staff maintains an extensive library of technical manuals and tutorial books and a test network environment to facilitate hands-on experience. In addition, there is an established auditor-mentoring program. To continue professional education, Union Pacific offers up to four weeks of outside educational training each year.