AUDIT MANAGER (VIC) (Salary)

Parsons Corporation•Harrisburg, PA

4d•$55,300 - $96,800•Hybrid

About The Position

Parsons is seeking an Audit Manager to support our Pennsylvania Emissions Team on an inspection compliance project with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. This position will lead a team of field auditors responsible for auditing vehicle inspection stations across Pennsylvania and ensuring compliance with annual contractual requirements. In this role, you will have a unique opportunity to improve road and highway safety across the Commonwealth by providing leadership, direction, and operational support to a highly qualified team of auditors supporting Pennsylvania’s annual safety and emissions inspection program. This position requires extensive communication with clients, subcontractors, and field staff. Limited travel within Pennsylvania is required. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with flexible work options available through our Harrisburg office. Parsons will train the right candidate in the automotive field. If you are self-motivated, organized, and effective in a leadership role, this is an excellent opportunity to make a meaningful impact.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree preferred, or equivalent related work experience
Minimum of 4 years of related experience preferred, with leadership or management experience strongly desired; equivalent experience demonstrating the ability to lead a team will also be considered
Experience in mechanical, law enforcement, contractual/audit compliance, automotive, or emissions inspection environments is preferred, but not required
Strong written and verbal communication, interpersonal, leadership, and presentation skills
Strong computer proficiency and problem-solving ability
Working knowledge of vehicle inspection regulations
Ability to review and process audit reports and interpret audit and station data
Experience evaluating audit staff performance, making staffing or compensation recommendations, allocating audit resources, resolving issues, and identifying equipment needs

Responsibilities

Manage and support a remote team of field auditors, ensuring they have the equipment, supplies, and training needed to perform successfully
Address auditor concerns, conduct performance reviews and evaluations, and monitor productivity
Review and approve audit reports prepared by auditors for compliance, accuracy, and alignment with client expectations
Evaluate and maintain company safety and quality assurance policies, and recommend procedural improvements where appropriate
Support ongoing staff development through training, coaching, and performance feedback
Promote a professional, positive, and collaborative work environment that supports employee morale and development
Conduct staff meetings, prepare meeting agendas, and participate in management and industry meetings as required
Assist the Region Manager with regional responsibilities and assume those duties in the Region Manager’s absence
Support investigations and audit-related issues, serving as a liaison among inspection stations, subcontractors, and equipment manufacturers
Resolve complaints professionally, including consumer complaints related to suspected fraud or audit investigations
Identify opportunities to reduce costs and improve audit processes
Assist in preparing monthly reports on audit activity, auditor performance, and other required program reporting
Oversee or track station suspensions, analyzer lockouts, and revocations of inspection licenses
Serve as an Auditor on an as-needed basis
Perform quality assurance reviews of station files, audit files, station closeout files, and online auditing system records
Review auditor reports for completeness and accuracy and route them to the appropriate personnel
Maintain confidentiality and safeguard sensitive operational information
Complete additional assigned duties and ad hoc tasks as needed