Essential Functions: The Information Systems Auditor performs within the Judiciary's Internal Audit Department. The incumbent conducts the planning of audits, organizes audits, prepares for audits, conducts audits, and generates reports on all activities related to the Judiciary's Information Systems. This includes risk-based, general and application controls audits, risk assessments, system development reviews, and occasional consulting services. The position will be responsible for system virtualization, creating systems development methodology, database management, operating systems capabilities and limitations, networking, security, disaster recovery planning and distributed operating environment, incident response, cloud-computing, and work with third-party service providers. Incumbent will be hands-on working with large-scale mainframes, client servers and PC-based application environments for system application implementation. The incumbent also writes audit reports. The Internal Audit Department performs these audits for the purposes of verifying compliance with relevant federal and state laws, applicable regulations and standards, and Judiciary policies and procedures and to improve the overall efficiency of Judiciary operations.

Experience: Four (4) years of experience in auditing, accounting, financial analysis, business, or information systems field.

Notes: Must have a Certification in one or more of the following areas: CISA, CISSP, CISM, CRISC, CGEIT, Security+, CEH, CPA or CIA.