Top Auditor Jobs in Seattle, WA

The Auditor leads financial audits, develops work papers, evaluates risks and internal controls, and presents findings to leadership while mentoring junior staff.

The Auditor I or II assists in financial, operational, and compliance audits, identifies issues, and communicates findings to stakeholders. Responsibilities include conducting audits, preparing documentation, and ensuring corrective actions are taken.

Auditors examine and evaluate financial statements and operations for accuracy and compliance, identifying risks and recommending improvements.

The Staff Internal Auditor will lead SOX testing for business processes, perform walkthroughs, document controls, and present audit recommendations to management.

The Corporate Internal Auditor will lead and support various audits, provide consulting services, assist with risk assessments, and develop audit reports while training internal audit staff.

The Senior Internal Auditor leads audits enhancing risk management and compliance, communicates findings, mentors staff, and manages projects.

The Sr. Internal Auditor executes audits, evaluates internal controls, prepares reports, and ensures compliance with regulations in healthcare revenue cycle operations.

The Senior Internal Auditor will execute audits to enhance risk management, manage audit processes, mentor staff, and communicate findings to management.

The Accounts Payable Auditor audits and processes accounts payable transactions, ensuring accuracy and adherence to firm policies while communicating with attorneys, staff, and vendors.

The Auditor I or II assists in financial, operational, and compliance audits, applying risk assessment and critical thinking to identify issues and communicate findings to business process owners.

As a Staff Auditor, you will conduct remote audits, support compliance efforts, collaborate with teams, and implement audit plans in a manufacturing setting.

The Senior Auditor oversees auditing processes, ensuring compliance with federal rules and standards, while leading teams and reporting findings effectively.

The Internal Auditor will conduct ICFR audits, identify control weaknesses, develop audit plans, and collaborate with external auditors while presenting findings to leadership.