Role Snapshot
The Information Technology Auditor supports the University of Kentucky Internal Audit department in evaluating risk management, internal controls, and governance processes. This role provides independent assurance and consulting services to help the university maintain compliance and uphold standards of business conduct.
Key Responsibilities: Conduct IT audit activities focused on evaluating internal controls for configuration, information security, and regulatory compliance; identify system or process enhancements and develop risk mitigation recommendations. Assist with IT infrastructure including server, device, and database administration, and contribute to departmental or enterprise initiatives.
Skills & Tools: Strong knowledge of information security, internal controls, and IT governance; ability to evaluate systems and processes objectively. Excellent analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills with ability to work independently and collaboratively.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in IT, computer science, accounting, or related field with relevant audit or IT experience preferred. Professional certifications such as CISA, CIA, or similar IT audit credentials are advantageous.
Compensation: $75K–$110K/yr (estimated)
Job Description
University of Kentucky Internal Audit (UKIA) assists university management, administration, and the Board of Trustees in the effective discharge of their fiduciary and administrative responsibilities by providing independent, objective assurance and consulting services with respect to evaluating risk management, internal controls, and governance processes. By monitoring areas of potential vulnerability and pursuing preventive measures, we assist all members of the university community to comply with policies and procedures and uphold the highest standards of business conduct.
Currently we are seeking an Information Technology Auditor to support these efforts. This position is responsible for information technology audit activities in accordance with professional standards and our values. Projects focus on the objective evaluation of internal controls regarding configuration, information security, and regulatory compliance; identification of system or process enhancements; and development of recommendations for risk mitigation. In addition, this position assists with IT infrastructure, including server, device, and database administration and support; and contributes to departmental or enterprise organizational initiatives as required.
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