10,042 Auditor jobs in United States

Are you trying to find the perfect job as an auditor? Glassdoor has many auditor vacancies from a wide selection of companies. Listings include county, state, and federal auditor positions, as well as openings for different experience levels and specializations. Browse staff auditor roles, openings for independent auditors, and more.

New to the field and need to add valuable experience to your resume? Auditor intern positions could be ideal. If you're looking to get a foot in the door of the auditing profession, search for trainee, graduate, or entry level positions. If you already have plenty of professional experience, why not consider applying for a senior, chief, or managerial role?

You can search for auditor positions related to your training and expertise, such as tax, accounts, quality assurance, and stock auditor opportunities. If you have limited availability, filter results to show part-time or evening auditing work. For greater control over your working environment, check out remote auditor jobs.

When you find a tempting open position, start prepping for your job interview by reviewing a few of the top auditor interview questions and recommended answers.

It's vital to know what a good auditor salary is, no matter what point you're at on your job search journey. Follow these pointers to improve your chances of getting a well-paid position:

1. Pay norms vary between states and across the country, so find out what other auditors earn in your city.
2. Account for your seniority level and experience in the auditing profession when negotiating your salary.
3. Illustrate any skills you have that are expressly sought after by recruiters. These may include: postgraduate education; completion of professional training courses and CPA, CIA, or CISA certifications; knowledge of MS Office programs; proficiency in accounting software; in-depth understanding of relevant regulations, compliance frameworks, laws, and internal policies; and high-level communication, critical thinking, time management, research, and report writing skills.

In addition to considering how much a particular position pays, check for any additional job benefits. Many employers offer a range of perks for auditors, such as:

• Professional development, job training, and tuition assistance
• Company social events
• Employee discounts
• Legal assistance
• Maternity, paternity, and dependent care leave
• Paid time off and sick days
• Fertility and adoption assistance
• Mental health care
• Flexible or reduced hours
• Remote work opportunities
• 401(k) plan
• Retirement and pension plans
• Diverse insurance coverage