Top Auditor Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

The role involves auditing financial statements, internal controls, and compliance with standards, while mentoring junior staff and maintaining client relationships.

Lead and perform financial statement and SOX audits, design audit procedures, test internal controls, identify and research accounting issues, communicate with clients, and mentor junior staff. Participate in pre-audit planning and execute audits under GAAS, GAAP, PCAOB, AICPA standards.

Lead and execute full-scope audits for non-profit clients: direct staff, review workpapers, finalize financial statements and footnotes, assess internal controls, prepare reports and tax returns as needed, communicate with clients, and help grow client relationships while managing multiple engagements and mentoring junior auditors.

The Accounts Payable Auditor audits and processes accounts payable transactions, ensuring accuracy and adherence to firm policies while communicating with attorneys, staff, and vendors.

Lead and execute financial crimes and compliance audits across Asia. Serve as Auditor-in-Charge or team member, assess controls, identify risks and weaknesses, document findings, report issues, and manage stakeholder relationships while ensuring audit methodology and regulatory compliance.

The Senior Auditor oversees auditing processes, ensuring compliance with federal rules and standards, while leading teams and reporting findings effectively.

Lead and execute performance, financial-related, and compliance audits of City departments and contracts under GAGAS. Plan and manage audit engagements, review workpapers, produce written reports, present findings, perform follow-up, mentor staff, and ensure audit quality and compliance with Audit Service policies.

Lead IT SOX controls testing for ITGCs (access, change, operations) across blockchain-native and enterprise systems. Build testing programs, validate remediation, perform root-cause analysis, report to Audit Committee, and collaborate with Engineering, Security, and external auditors to ensure SOX compliance and scalable audit processes.

Conduct onsite premium audits by scheduling policyholder appointments, reviewing payroll, sales journals and cost records, verifying class codes, and documenting findings. Field-based role with flexible scheduling and pay-per-audit compensation; requires customer service, analytical skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

The Internal Auditor will conduct ICFR audits, identify control weaknesses, develop audit plans, and collaborate with external auditors while presenting findings to leadership.

The Revenue Auditor performs audits for gaming and non-gaming operations, ensuring financial accuracy and compliance, while resolving discrepancies and maintaining documentation.

The Senior Auditor will conduct audits related to Consumer Lending products, ensuring compliance with bank policies and effectiveness of internal controls. Responsibilities include risk assessment, detailed testing, presenting findings, and supervising junior auditors while managing multiple audit projects with accuracy and attention to detail.

The Staff Internal Auditor will lead SOX testing for business processes, perform walkthroughs, document controls, and present audit recommendations to management.

The Corporate Internal Auditor will lead and support various audits, provide consulting services, assist with risk assessments, and develop audit reports while training internal audit staff.