JOB LISTING

The State of Alaska, Division of Legislative Audit (DLA) is recruiting for supervising auditors.

DLA performs financial, compliance, and performance audits of state departments.

DLA uses electronic working papers and data analysis software.  Travel is minimal.

Duties include:

• Planning audits;

• Assigning work, reviewing assignments, and performing the more difficult sections of audit assignments;

• Overseeing subordinates' fieldwork;

• Responsible for the quality and content of working papers;

• Responsible for the overall preparation of the audit report; and

• Participating in the National State Auditors Association peer review program.

The successful applicant will demonstrate strong written and verbal communication skills. Desired candidate will have a CPA license; or passed the CPA examination and have three years of audit experience.

Minimum Qualifications:
A qualified applicant must be a certified public accountant (CPA)
OR
Must have passed the CPA examination
AND
Have three years of progressive professional experience performing audit functions, either financial, compliance or performance in nature.

Please mention you learned of this employment opportunity on the Careers In Government website.

Special Notice for Recruitment:

Additional Required Information:

NOTE: If applying by hard copy, you must follow the directions below.

To Apply Online:

1.	Assure Minimum Qualifications are met. Carefully read the Minimum Qualifications. If you can answer 'yes' to all of the Minimum Qualifications, or answer 'yes' to all parts of a minimum qualifications substitution group (if any such groups are listed), then you may continue on with this process and register. If you cannot, please DO NOT try to register or apply. Your Applicant Profile will NOT be sent to a hiring manager, and it will NOT be reviewed.
2.	If you are already registered, login to edit your profile	First-time applicants only: Register with Workplace Alaska and complete an Applicant Profile
3.	Your Workplace Alaska session will time out after 30 minutes. It is recommended that you prepare your cover letter in advance in Wordpad or similar text processor. When you are satisfied with it, copy it into memory and apply for the job (step #4). When you get to part 2 of the application, at the "Applicant Letter" field, simply paste in the text that was saved in memory [Ctrl-V]. This technique will speed up your application submission, and reduce the chances of a time-out. If you get timed out before submitting your application, the data you entered will be lost. Keep your total submission time to less than 30 minutes.
4.	Click here to loginOnce you are logged in, you may apply for the position by filling out a Job Qualifications Summary form. First-time applicants see step two.

Note: Registering captures data common to all openings with Workplace Alaska, so if you have already filled out an Applicant profile, you do not need to do it again. When you have registered, you will have a user name and password and be allowed to apply for a job with Workplace Alaska.
Your Applicant Profile and Job Qualification Summary must be RECEIVED (not postmarked) or SUBMITTED on-line by 5:00 p.m. on the closing date of recruitment. Submissions after this time are not accepted.
To Apply By Hard Copy: The State of Alaska will also accept printed (hard) copies of the Applicant Profile and the Job Qualification Summary through the mail or facsimile (fax). Please click on the links above for both the Applicant Profile and the Job Qualification Summary, fill them out and fax to the number listed below, or mail to the address listed below. You may also bring your hard copy application in to the street address listed below. If you need the blank forms mailed or faxed to you, please contact us at voice number(s) listed below and we will mail or fax the Applicant Profile and Job Qualification Summary to you.