What are the responsibilities and job description for the Investigative Auditor position at Board of Elections?
A Bachelor’s Degree two (2) years of accounting or finance or general business or other related experience; or an Associate’s Degree four (4) years of accounting or finance or general business or other related experience; or 5 years of other related experience.
The duties and responsibilities of the Investigative Auditor, as assigned by and through the Boards Co-Counsel, are as follows:
1. Conduct comprehensive reviews of campaign finance filings by political committees and candidates based on criteria established by the Board through the Co-Counsel and the Deputy Counsel, including reviewing for completeness and accuracy.
2. Audit the books and records of political committees and candidates as may be necessary to effectuate a complete and thorough assessment of compliance with Rules, Regulations, statutes, and Board Opinions and policies.
3. Conduct projects, including reviews for over contributions. Such projects shall include an analysis and application of appropriate Rules, Regulations, statutes, and Board Opinions and policies, and all correspondence and communications necessary to effectively complete these projects.
4. Assist the Co-Counsel and Deputy Counsel in the analysis and review of campaign finance disclosures and filings relative to complaint processing.
5. Assist in the development and implementation of campaign finance and compliance projects.
6. Assist in the calculation of contribution limits for all applicable offices based upon statutory formula.
7. Assist in the development of policy recommendations in the area of campaign finance.
8. Assist on all tasks and matters as may reasonably be assigned by and through the Co-Counsel and Deputy Counsel.
- Extensive benefits package including paid leave, excellent health, dental, vision and retirement benefits
