Auditor - Washington, United States - National Foundation On The Arts And The Humanities

Description

Summary

Who May Be Considered:

U.S. Citizens

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Duties

In this position, you will serve as Auditor. Typical work assignments include:

• Conduct audits, evaluations and special reviews in accordance with generally accepted government auditing standards and generally accepted accounting principles issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and/or U.S. Government auditing standards and policies and Council of Integrity and Government Efficiency (CIGIE) Quality Standards for Auditing.
• Perform, evaluate and write reports on audits, evaluations and special reviews of awardee/contractor financial integrity, compliance with NEA and Federal requirements, economy and efficiency of operations, and program results.
• Evaluate corrective actions taken by NEA awardees, contractors, and the NEA in response to audit and evaluation recommendations.
• Interpret agency policies and provisions to the development of audit/evaluation/special review procedures, instructions, work plans and schedules. Expands or contracts audit/evaluation/special review programs as a result of initial findings.

Expectations for NEA OIG Auditors at the GS 11 level include performing all duties listed in the Minimum Qualifications section, while working with the Audit Manager to develop the skills and experience necessary to independently conduct audits with minimum revisions to audit work or reports.

Expectations for NEA OIG Auditors at the GS 12 level include successfully performing all duties expected of the GS 11 Auditor and listed in the Minimum Qualifications section, but with less reliance on guidance from the Audit Manager.