About the Job
The Office of the Delaware State Auditor is hiring an Administrative Auditor to strengthen oversight of taxpayer dollars and ensure compliance with state and federal regulations. As an Administrative Auditor, you will help detect fraud, waste, and abuse while improving efficiency and accountability in government programs. This role offers the chance to make a measurable impact on Delaware’s financial integrity through audits, investigations, and special reports—all while benefiting from flexible telework options and excellent career growth opportunities.
Key Responsibilities of an Administrative Auditor
As an Administrative Auditor, you will:
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Review and evaluate internal controls, operating procedures, and management practices.
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Conduct compliance audits, economy and efficiency reviews, and investigative audits.
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Identify risks of fraud, waste, or abuse, and recommend improvements.
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Analyze financial and contractual records to ensure legal and regulatory compliance.
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Prepare detailed reports, work papers, and recommendations based on audit findings.
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Conduct entrance and exit interviews to communicate findings and resolve issues.
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Develop audit scopes, plans, and programs.
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Evaluate external audit work from CPAs, contractors, or internal teams.
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Use data analysis software for complex financial reviews.
Qualifications for an Administrative Auditor
To qualify for the Administrative Auditor role, candidates must have:
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A bachelor’s degree or higher in Accounting, Finance, Business, Technology, or related fields.
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At least 3 years of experience planning and managing multiple audits under professional standards.
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3 years of experience in policy development and setting organizational goals.
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Supervisory experience in planning, assigning, and evaluating staff work.
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A current professional certification such as CPA, CIA, CISA, or CFE—or willingness to obtain within 12 months.
Why Join as an Administrative Auditor?
Competitive Salary & Benefits
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Comprehensive health, dental, and vision plans.
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Paid leave, retirement plans, and state-recognized holidays.
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Flexible schedules and telework eligibility.
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Professional development support and training opportunities.
Strong Career Growth
As an Administrative Auditor, you’ll gain exposure to diverse state agencies, programs, and financial operations, positioning you for long-term advancement within government auditing and compliance.
Culture and Values
The State of Delaware values accountability, diversity, and integrity in public service. Employees are encouraged to foster innovation and efficiency while upholding the highest standards of fairness. Accommodations are available for applicants with disabilities throughout the hiring process.
Equal Opportunity Employer
The State of Delaware is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce representative of the citizens we serve.