Quality Assurance & Risk Reporting Analyst

North Carolina Utilities Commission; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

State benefits

Pension plan

Flexible schedule

Job summary

Office of the State Auditor in North Carolina is seeking a Quality Assurance Analyst for the Risk Management Team to review and refine audit reports, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and alignment with agency standards. You will collaborate closely with internal partners across divisions and lead editorial guidance for report writers.

Ideal candidates have 5–7 years in auditing, technical writing, or risk reporting, with a bachelor’s degree in a related field.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field and 5–7 years of auditing, technical writing or risk reporting
• Experience with risk management, quality assurance or audit documentation
• Familiarity with GAO standards and risk-based audit planning

Responsibilities

• Review, edit, and finalize audit and reports to ensure clarity and accuracy
• Perform Engagement Quality Reviews on audits conducted by OSA
• Contribute to annual System of Quality Management Risk Assessment and monitoring
• Identify compliance risks related to standards and internal policy
• Attend meetings with report writers to guide drafting and maintain writing standards
• Collaborate with Communications, Legal, and writing team to ensure consistency and alignment

Skills

Risk assessment

Data analysis

Audit reporting

Written communication

Interpersonal communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree (Accounting / Public Administration / Risk Management / Business / Communications)

Tools

GAO standards

Job description

Office of the State Auditor in North Carolina is seeking a Quality Assurance Analyst for the Risk Management Team to review and refine audit reports, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and alignment with agency standards. You will collaborate closely with internal partners across divisions and lead editorial guidance for report writers.

Ideal candidates have 5–7 years in auditing, technical writing, or risk reporting, with a bachelor’s degree in a related field.