Internal Auditor II

Overview Our Mission is to help Members grow financially. Our Vision is to be Members' First Choice for all Financial Services. We can achieve these goals through our commitment to providing excellent service to our membership and communities. And it all starts with YOU! We are looking for a service-minded individual to join our team in order to continue to provide the high-quality service our members expect from us. Job Details Our full-time team members enjoy a wealth of benefits including employer‑paid medical and dental insurance premiums, competitive pay, and a 401(k) plan with an employer match. The great service we provide to our Members is reflected in our team environment and the professional development opportunities our positions offer. People Helping People is what we do every day. Benefits Employer‑paid health and dental insurance monthly premiums Accrual of paid PTO Leave Employer‑matched 401k, 50% match up to 6% of employee contributions Employer‑paid Group Life Insurance and Long‑Term Disability benefits Potential bonus up to 11% of average salary over the past year based on Credit Union‑wide goals Paid Holidays and Paid Training Potential pay increases through additional training opportunities Opportunity to earn incentive pay Starting pay: $21.00, depending on work experience The ability to help serve your local community through our mindset of People Helping People! Primary Responsibilities Perform specific audit, work daily reports and/or review tasks as requested by the Vice President of Internal Audit. Conduct regular audit procedures and activities for Credit Union branches and departments. Assist with writing new or revised internal audit policies, methods, and procedures. Conduct independent audits and examinations of Credit Union records to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. Prepare written reports on operations audit reviews, including findings, analyses, conclusions, and recommended actions. Review established systems to ensure compliance with procedures, policies, plans, laws, and regulations which govern the Credit Union. Suggest policy changes as appropriate. Review the reliability and integrity of financial information and the methods used to identify, measure, classify and report such information. Maintain complete files documenting audit procedures used, all completed audit reports, and written responses to such reports. Create all work papers to show what was done, the procedures and methods used, and the conclusion or the results of the work performed in an organized manner. Complete special studies and projects, as may be assigned. Maintain a working knowledge of developments in regulatory requirements, general accounting principles and audit techniques. Network with other Credit Union Auditors. Follow all Credit Union policies, procedures, and regulations. Represent the Credit Union in a professional manner (including but not limited to appearance, behavior, and performance). Maintain regular and predictable attendance. Work cooperatively with others. All other duties as assigned. Position Competencies Service – Excellent interpersonal skills and professional demeanor. Ability to consistently relate to and interact well with others while maintaining personal and business confidentiality. Ability to develop relationships with members to meet financial needs through the relevant suggestion and referral of Credit Union products and services. Job Knowledge – Ability to read, analyze and interpret common scientific and technical journals, financial reports, and legal documents. Technically and professionally skilled in all position responsibilities and duties. Seeks new skills and opportunities for self-development. Quality – Ability to be flexible and have a service‑oriented view to fulfill member, employee and Credit Union needs. Perform tasks with a high level of accuracy while maintaining attention to detail. Teamwork – Ability to work as a team as well as independently to meet goals and objectives and to meet the needs of all members. Analytical – Work systemically and logically to resolve problems, identify causation and anticipate unexpected results. Manage issues by drawing on own experience and knowledge and call on other resources, as necessary. Communication – Ability to handle situations with tact and respect. Ability to maintain confidentiality of member information. Initiative – Demonstrate a desire to do the job to the best of ability and have a desire to learn new techniques and skills. Planning/Organizing – Ability to work under deadlines with frequent interruption; and the ability to balance multiple projects/activities with varying deadlines. Quantity – Ability to meet established goals. Education and Experience Education/Experience – Bachelor’s degree in business preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Qualifications and Requirements Individual must possess the knowledge, skills and ability required to execute the essential functions in a satisfactory manner. Language – Ability to read and interpret documents such as operating instructions, and policies and procedures. Ability to write correspondence and use proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Ability to effectively present information to Management, Supervisory Committee, and/or the Board of Directors. Mathematical – Ability to work with mathematical concepts such as probability and statistical inference and apply concepts such as fractions, percentages, ratios, and proportions to practical situations. Reasoning – Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Computer – Ability to operate office equipment including adding machine, copy machine and money counting machines. Ability to type proficiently and operate personal computer including word processing, database and spread sheet programs. Certificates and Licenses – Valid driver’s license required. #J-18808-Ljbffr