Auditor II for the Mineral Audit Division 2026-01670

State of Wyoming•Cheyenne, WY

45d•Onsite

About The Position

As an auditor in training, these individuals conduct independent audits of mineral industry companies, requiring a basic knowledge level to ensure that they abide by applicable state and federal laws and regulations. They may participate in audits, projects, or committees with varying complexity, priority, sensitivity, and problematic nature. These positions do not have supervisory responsibilities and may be required to stay within an assigned budget.

Requirements

Knowledge of GAGAS or other regulatory standards.
Knowledge of researching information sources.
Knowledge of Federal and State regulatory reporting requirements.
Knowledge of internal and external audit reports.
Knowledge of information technology security procedures.
Bachelor's Degree (typically in Finance or Accounting)
0-2 years of progressive work experience (typically in Auditing) with acquired knowledge at the level of an Auditor I OR 3-5 years of progressive work experience (typically in Auditing) with acquired knowledge at the level of an Auditor I
Must have a valid driver's license.
Completion of a federal background check.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university (typically in accounting, economics, statistics, or finance).

Responsibilities

Assists in conducting audits of mineral industry companies to ensure they are abiding by applicable laws and regulations.
Conducts pre-audit preparation, coordination, and review. This includes reviewing reported information, previous audits, other company reports, and documents, as well as mineral industry standards.
Conducts on-site audit visits to include a review of financial statements and reporting requirements.
Performs extensive analysis of audited documents by verifying compliance with State and Federal regulatory reporting requirements.
Reviews the adequacy of operating procedures and internal controls.
Attends both in-state and out-of-state training.
May present limited depositions and provide basic information in front of a board, legislative committee, and local, state, or federal court.
May testify under oath to defend audit reports and findings.