Finance & Accounting · Kansas City, MO

Auditor jobs in Kansas City, MO

Auditors examine financial records and internal controls to confirm they are accurate and compliant. They test transactions, document findings, and report risks to management or external stakeholders.

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Traveling Quality Control Manager - Nationwide

Bilfinger · Kansas City, MO · Full-time
$54.19k - $127.5k

Bilfinger is a leading international industrial services provider, driving efficiency and sustainability for the process industry. With 30,000+ employees and over €5 billion in revenue in 2024, we offer solutions in cons…

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Quality Control Manager

INX International Ink Co. · Kansas City, KS

Job Description Job Description Company Description In a world of vibrant color, INX stands out by blending art, science, and sustainability into every drop of ink we make. We’re globally recognized for our innovation, a…

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Internal Audit Manager

Gpac · Kansas City, MO · Full-time
$80k - $120k

Internal Audit Manager (Community Bank) Are you an experienced audit professional who enjoys strengthening controls, improving processes, and partnering with leadership to manage risk? A well-capitalized, community-focus…

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What auditors earn in Kansas City

Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives

ExperienceHourlyAnnual, full-time
Entry level $25–$33 $52k–$68k
Mid level $33–$45 $68k–$94k
Senior $43–$61 $89k–$127k

Adjusted for the Kansas City market from national ranges.

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What employers ask for

The skills these listings keep naming

Audit procedures and samplingGAAP and GAASInternal controls testingRisk assessmentWorkpaper documentationExcel and data analyticsSOX complianceProfessional skepticismClient communication
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Interview questions worth rehearsing

With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for

Walk me through how you plan an audit engagement.

Cover understanding the business, assessing risk by area, setting materiality, and designing procedures where risk concentrates. Show planning drives everything after it.

Tell me about a finding you had to raise with a client or management.

Describe verifying the facts thoroughly first, presenting the issue factually with its impact, and staying professional when the reaction was defensive.

How do you test internal controls?

Explain the sequence — understand the control, test design, then test operating effectiveness with an appropriate sample — and what you do when exceptions appear.

What does professional skepticism mean to you in practice?

Give an example of not accepting an explanation at face value: corroborating with evidence, re-performing a calculation, or expanding a sample.

How do you manage multiple engagements and deadlines during busy season?

Talk about front-loading planning, communicating status early, and escalating scope problems before they become deadline problems.

Describe your experience with data analytics in audits.

Mention tools like IDEA, Alteryx, or Excel-based full-population testing, and one case where analytics found something sampling would have missed.

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Resume tips that move the needle

For auditors specifically — generic advice costs you here

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Name your client industries and the size of engagements, since audit hiring is heavily industry-matched.

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Specify the audit areas you owned, such as revenue, inventory, or accruals, rather than 'assisted with audits'.

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Quantify your busy-season load, like managing four concurrent engagements or supervising two staff.

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State CPA status precisely, including exam sections passed, because audit tracks depend on it.

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Include one finding or process improvement with its dollar or risk impact to show judgment, not just procedure.

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Where this role goes

Typical progression

01 Audit Associate
02 Senior Auditor
03 Audit Manager
04 Senior Audit Manager
05 Audit Partner / Director
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