Entry Level Auditor - Denver, CO

Defense Contract Audit Agency; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 52,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Training programs

Work-life balance

Leave and benefits

Education reimbursements

PSLF program

Job summary

Defense Contract Audit Agency in Denver, CO is seeking an entry-level auditor. No prior auditing experience is required. A related degree in Finance, Business Administration, Economics or Public Administration with 24 accounting hours is required.

GPA 2.95+; U.S. citizen; resumes limited to two pages; in-person position in Denver. DAA C offers training, loan-forgiveness programs, flexible schedules, transportation reimbursement, and full federal benefits.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Business Administration, Economics or Public Administration with 24 accounting hours.
• GPA 2.95 or above.
• U.S. citizen required.
• No certifications or CPA required.

Responsibilities

• Plans, performs and reports contract audit assignments related to procurement and contracting activities.
• Prepares working papers and analyzes contractor data using automation tools.
• Tests and examines contractor direct labor and material costs.
• Verifies charges and records transactions accurately.
• Maintains audit working papers and supports team collaboration.

Education

Accounting coursework 24 hours

Job description

This position is located only in Denver, CO

Location: Detroit, MI

In-person

Experience level: Entry level, no professional or prior auditing experience needed.

**Must be a U.S. citizen**

• A related degree in: Finance, Business Administration, Economics, Public Administration which must include 24 semester hours of accounting (may include up to 6 hours in business law).

*GPA 2.95 or above.

*No certifications required. No CPA needed.

*Resumes cannot exceed 2 pages in length.

*Willing to work only in Denver, CO.

These positions do not require a certified public accountant (CPA) license or any other certification. Become a federal government auditor with just your bachelor's degree and start your career now. If you decide you want to get your CPA later in your career, DCAA offers financial support programs for education and certifications related to the job. As a federal agency, DCAA also participates in loan forgiveness programs that help you focus more on your professional career and less on your student loans.

DCAA values work-life balance. Our auditors benefit from flexible work schedules, public transportation reimbursement, fitness programs, and more. Use your accrued time-off when you want. Spend your weekends and holidays with your friends and family. Enjoy the flexibility and comfort of federal government employee benefits and retirement packages.

Auditor positions provide room to grow in your career. Whether you want to become a lead worker, supervisor, or you enjoy the technical work, DCAA offers positions that help you advance without having to apply for promotions. In as little as four years, grow from an entry level auditor to a lead worker or supervisor. DCAA also offers training and career programs to ensure your success.

Enjoy all the benefits of working for DCAA, DoW and the Federal Government:

• Competitive salaries and career advancement opportunities
• Unparalleled training from the Defense Contract Audit Institute and many professional and leadership development programs
• Commitment to work-life balance
• Generous leave, benefits, and retirement packages
• Reimbursement for job-related education and certifications
• Participation in the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program

Duties and Responsibilities

• Plans, performs and reports contract audit assignments in connection with procurement and contracting activities between the Federal Government and the Contractor.
• Prepares working papers and analyzes contractor data using automation tools.
• Performs assigned audit steps such as tests and examinations of contractor's direct labor and material costs.
• Checks reports, records, ledgers, and other documents against invoices, receipts, payroll slips, and other source documents.
• Verifies appropriateness of charges for materials and labor and determines that transactions have been properly recorded.
• Maintains audit working papers including preparation of schedules, summaries, and reconciliations as instructed or appropriate.
• Participates with other team members, providing updates on the status of audit assignments, sharing information, and identifying requisite revisions to the program and/or annual team goals.

About Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA)

• Auditing defense contracts is unlike anything you'll do or see in the financial world. Our auditors provide a unique service to our country and make a difference in the lives of Americans everywhere.
• DCAA offers impactful and challenging assignments with focus on specialized training, career development while working for an agency ranked in the top 25% of the Best Places to Work in the Federal Government. Join the elite cadre of professionals who have made DCAA their employer of choice - performing audits of government contracts, ensuring taxpayers get the best value for each dollar spent protecting the Nation. A career that gives back: our auditors give back $5 billion per year the taxpayer and DoW.