Auditor Jobs in Canada

It's the person who can strike fear into the hearts of accountants, business owners, and CEOs. . . The auditor. Auditors get a bad rap for being strict and unreasonable but they are just using their skills to help businesses succeed by conducting thorough financial, systems, and operational audits. It's not their fault if businesses aren't keeping good records! Auditors have uncovered some pretty outrageous behavior in companies such as Enron and Bernard L. Madoff Investments. More than they enjoy exposing unscrupulous behavior, auditors like helping companies to create and implement systems that will increase their organizational effectiveness.

Auditors meticulously review and analyze an organization's management systems, internal controls, information systems, and procedures. They make sure that organizations are in compliance with the law, as well as relevant legislations and regulations. Auditors also provide consulting services to help organizations improve processes for record keeping, fraud protection, and regulatory compliance. Oftentimes auditors are portrayed as the bad guy when really they are just objectively reporting how a company is operating. Don't blame the messenger!

38 new job listings for this search have been found in the last calendar day, compared with 68 in the last 72 hours and 155 in the last week.

Companies presently offering vacancies for Auditor roles in Canada include HSBC, Ernst and Young, Scotiabank..

The average salary for open Auditor jobs is currently $66,089, 39% higher than the national average salary for all jobs which is $47,337.

The largest category under which open Auditor jobs are listed is Accounting & Finance Jobs, followed by IT Jobs.

97% of the live vacancies are full-time, however 3% of them are part-time positions.