Graduate Auditor: Public Sector, Hybrid & Growth

GOTAFE; Brisbane; Hybrid; AUD 71,000 - 86,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hands-on learning

On-the-job training

Professional development

Mentoring and buddy system

Accreditation support (CA/CPA/CISA/CIS

Flexible 36.25-hour week

Brisbane hybrid work model

Job summary

Queensland Audit Office is offering a 12-month graduate program, with a Brisbane-based hybrid work model and a starting salary of $78,599 in 2027 plus 12.75% superannuation and 17.5% annual leave loading. Graduates will rotate across teams, engage with diverse clients, and gain hands-on, on‑the‑job learning while pursuing professional accreditation.

Successful applicants graduate before January 2028 or within two years prior, and may commence in October 2027 or February 2028.

Qualifications

• Be studying or have studied at an Australian university in a relevant qualification such as accounting, commerce, business, data science, IT, IS, maths/statistics, public policy, social science, or management.
• Must have completed undergraduate-level study within the last 2 years or will complete before the program starts.

Responsibilities

• Apply our technology and tools to glean insights for better public services.
• Engage with a range of clients across Queensland and work across different teams.

Skills

Communication skills

Problem solving

Adaptability

Public service motivation

Education

Australian university degree in accounting, commerce, business, data science, IT, information systems, maths/statistics, public policy, social science, or management

Job description

Queensland Audit Office is offering a 12-month graduate program, with a Brisbane-based hybrid work model and a starting salary of $78,599 in 2027 plus 12.75% superannuation and 17.5% annual leave loading. Graduates will rotate across teams, engage with diverse clients, and gain hands-on, on‑the‑job learning while pursuing professional accreditation.

Successful applicants graduate before January 2028 or within two years prior, and may commence in October 2027 or February 2028.