Senior Auditor
- Location:
- Location not available
- Salary:
- £51,587 - £58,966 per year
- Contract Type:
- Permanent, Temporary
- Position Type:
- Full Time
- Hours:
- 35 hours per week
- Work From Home:
- Hybrid
Are you an auditor who thrives on making a difference and passionate about ensuring public services are run properly for the people of Scotland? If so, we can offer you the chance to take an exciting new step in your career with the opportunity to lead financial audit work of organisations across Scotland’s public sector including the Scottish Government, NHS bodies, councils, and colleges.
We have various Senior Auditor roles available across our Audit Services group on a permanent and fixed term basis for 23 months.
Overall purpose of the role
You will conduct and manage financial audit work. You will make audit judgements and oversee the work of the team to deliver our audits to a high standard. You’ll engage with clients and stakeholders to help support improvement and focus upon what’s important.
What you will be doing
You’ll be inspiring with your ability to:
- Make professional, evidence-based judgements and identify potential recommendations.
- Work with colleagues to decide the breadth and depth of auditing required in proportion to the circumstances, including the audit methodology.
- Take lead responsibility for planning and delivering audits or key audit areas, to time, cost and quality (depending on the size and risk-profile of the audit).
- Draft clear, authoritative, concise audit outputs.
- Support senior leadership in promoting our work externally.
- Establish and maintain relationships with officers at audited bodies and appropriate stakeholders to support the effective delivery of audit work.
- Coordinate the work of staff across the audit to manage peak period workloads.
- Undertake supportive conversations with your team and positively challenge where necessary, including providing on-the-job training and coaching.
- Support the development of Audit Scotland’s work programme by sharing intelligence whether based on local audit knowledge, monitoring key public sector issues or by developing stand-alone briefings.
- Contribute to the management of Audit Scotland by participating in and contributing to corporate activities.