The management auditor is responsible for planning the audit and completing all audit activities, including fieldwork, analysis, report development, and presentation. The management auditor assists in the development of the audit plan for the team, conducts a specific phase or section of the audit, prepares findings and recommendations for the report, and contributes to report presentation and follow-up. The senior management auditor performs all audit work as described for management auditors, including audit planning, fieldwork, analysis, report development and presentation. The senior management auditor may also serve as an audit team member, provide technical assistance on other audits and council-requested special projects, and work on multiple assignments. The experience should include data collection, substantive qualitative and quantitative analysis, report writing, and public presentations.
Experience working with or in a legislative branch is desirable.
Masters degree in business administration, public administration, or other relevant graduate program is highly desirable. Bachelors degree with relevant management analysis and analytic training is required. Ability to use statistical, financial, evaluation and policy analysis methodologies to produce quality analysis and to communicate the results of complex analysis succinctly and effectively, both verbally and in writing. Ability to establish constructive working relationships with audited agency management and staff while maintaining objectivity, independence, and credibility throughout the audit process and to work successfully with supervisor and peers in a team environment. Demonstrated high level of skill in performing all aspects of audit process.