The Auditor of Public Accounts (APA) is the legislative external auditor for the Commonwealth of Virginia’s executive and judicial branches. We serve Virginia citizens and decision makers by providing unbiased accurate information and sound recommendations to improve accountability and financial management of public funds. Associate Information Security Auditors are responsible for planning and performing technical audits of various technologies, including databases, operating systems, web applications, and network infrastructure devices of state agencies and institutions of higher education by collaborating in a hybrid work environment at the client site, in-person in the Richmond office, and remotely from home. We are looking for mission-driven individuals eager to make a difference in the Commonwealth and motivated to advance with a Richmond Top Workplace employer while enjoying award-winning work/life balance. Interested candidates should send their resume and cover letter to talent@apa.virginia.gov.

• Obtain an understanding of the audit objectives and concepts
• Perform assessments related to enterprise risk management, contingency and disaster recovery planning, and agency information security programs
• Ensure that audit programs and testwork are documented and performed in accordance with applicable
  auditing standards
• Demonstrate critical, analytical, and creative problem-solving skills, and sound professional judgement
• Maintain a questioning state of mind and exercise professional skepticism in gathering and evaluating
  evidence
• Demonstrate an understanding of materiality/significance and how it applies to the audit
• Independently manage workload of assigned audits to ensure completion within budget and meet deadlines

• Information Technology (IT)-related bachelor’s degree
• Demonstrates an understanding of database management systems, operating systems, perimeter protection systems, web application architectures, and network infrastructure technologies
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Strong analytical skills
• Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects concurrently
• Working knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Office software, including Word & Excel
• Occasional overnight travel requires a valid driver’s license and ability to provide own transportation
• U.S. citizen or permanent resident and must pass a background check 

• Salary $57,000
• Annual, Sick, Family/Personal paid time off and 13 paid state holidays
• Community Service, Parental, Education, and Certification Exam leave options
• Tuition and Exam Fee Reimbursement
• Health, Dental, Life, and Long-term care insurance
• Medical and Dependent Care Flexible spending accounts
• Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution retirement plan through the Virginia Retirement System

The Auditor of Public Accounts (APA) is the legislative external auditor for the Commonwealth of Virginia’s executive and judicial branches. Our mission is to serve Virginia citizens and decision makers by providing unbiased accurate information and sound recommendations to improve accountability and financial management of public funds. Auditors assist in conducting financial, performance, and compliance audits of state agencies and institutions of higher education by collaborating in a hybrid work environment, at the client site, in-person in the Richmond office, and remotely from home. We are looking for mission-driven individuals eager to make a difference in the Commonwealth and motivated to advance with a Richmond Top Workplace employer while enjoying award-winning work/life balance. Interested candidates should send their resume and cover letter to talent@apa.virginia.gov.

• Obtain an understanding of the audit objectives and concepts
• Demonstrate an understanding of materiality and how it applies to the audit
• Maintain a questioning state of mind and exercise professional skepticism in gathering and evaluating evidence
• Ensure that audit programs and testwork are documented and performed in accordance with applicable auditing standards
• Demonstrate critical, analytical, and creative problem-solving skills, initiative, and sound professional judgement
• Independently manage workload of assigned audits to ensure completion within budget and meet deadlines

• Bachelor's degree or Postbaccalaureate certificate in accounting or related business field (e.g. finance)
• Strong oral and written communication skills
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with a team, while remaining engaged in multiple projects
• Working knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Office software, including Word & Excel
• Occasional overnight travel requires a valid driver’s license and ability to provide own transportation
• U.S. citizen or permanent resident and must pass a background check 

• Salary $54,000
• Annual, Sick, Family/Personal paid time off and 13 paid state holidays
• Community Service, Parental, Education, and Certification Exam leave options
• Tuition and Exam Fee Reimbursement
• Health, Dental, Life, and Long-term care insurance
• Medical and Dependent Care Flexible spending accounts
• Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution retirement plan through the Virginia Retirement System

The Auditor of Public Accounts (APA) is the legislative external auditor for the Commonwealth of Virginia’s executive and judicial branches. Our mission is to serve Virginia citizens and decision makers by providing unbiased accurate information and sound recommendations to improve accountability and financial management of public funds. This individual will be a member of the Human Capital and Business Operations (HCBO) team and will assist in the accounting operations of the office. We are looking for a mission-driven individual eager to make a difference in the Commonwealth and motivated to be a part of a Richmond Top Workplace employer. Interested candidates should send their resume and cover letter to talent@apa.virginia.gov.

General Accounting:
• Reviews and approves expense reports, and confirms expenses meet Commonwealth and agency policy guidelines
• Enters approved invoices, deposits, and journal entries within the financial system, supporting ledger, and tracking files, and maintains adequate supporting documentation of all entries
• Monitors account receivable activity and performs timely outreach for past due bills
• Reconciles agency financial activity to the Commonwealth’s financial system
Payroll and Benefits:
• Enters biweekly payroll transactions in the Commonwealth’s payroll system, reviews corresponding period reports to confirm accuracy, and creates payroll adjustments, as needed
• Works collaboratively with HCBO team members to ensure effective coordination and timely communication of personnel changes in the agency’s HR system that impact the accounting function (i.e. addition of new hires, compensation adjustments, terminations, etc.)
• Maintains and updates Commonwealth parking system to reflect changes to employee parking and vehicle information
Document Retention:
• Assists with maintaining all APA accounting records electronically, and ensures consistency in naming convention and classifications in accordance with Library of Virginia records management guidelines
HCBO Team Collaboration:
• Provides support, serves as a back-up, and cross-trains with the Senior Accountant
• Demonstrates excellent verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills
• Performs a thorough self-review of all completed work to ensure a consistent high degree of accuracy
• Proactively contributes to and participates in HCBO team projects and initiatives
• Independently manages workload and adheres to deadlines
• Contributes to a positive and professional workplace culture

• Associate Degree in Accounting, or related experience
• 20-25 hours per week
• Hybrid position with 3 days per week in-person collaboration
• $23 - $27 per hour
• Working knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Office software, including Word & Excel
• Valid driver’s license and ability to provide own transportation
• U.S. citizen or permanent resident and must pass a background check