The Auditor position involves performing professional county-wide audit and attest duties under general supervision. Responsibilities include reviewing account records for compliance with accounting standards, preparing reports, and monitoring finances for departments, districts, vendors, and contractors. Requirements include a bachelor's degree in Accounting or Business Administration (or CPA license in lieu), along with knowledge of accounting principles, auditing standards, laws, and regulations. Candidates must demonstrate analytical, organizational, and communication skills, maintain confidentiality, and possess a valid California driver’s license. The role may require travel to conduct audits. The position has a 12-month probation period, with continuous application filing and specific submission deadlines. Background checks, including criminal and license verifications, are part of the hiring process. Applicants must submit a complete application and supplemental questionnaire by the specified deadlines to be considered.