Top Auditor Jobs in San Francisco Bay Area, CA

Perform virtual and occasional field premium audits for workers' compensation policies: collect payroll/personnel data, calculate premium liability, review class codes and policy documents, communicate results to agents and insureds, and ensure proper endorsements and confidentiality.

Perform high-level reviews of aggregate stop loss and accommodation claims, validate eligible expenses under stop loss contracts, evaluate enrollments and attachment calculations, produce audit reports and exhibits within company timeframes, and support process improvements and implementation.

The Internal Auditor will conduct ICFR audits, identify control weaknesses, develop audit plans, and collaborate with external auditors while presenting findings to leadership.

Conduct detailed audits of high-complexity stop-loss claims to ensure accuracy, compliance, and adherence to procedures. Document findings, recommend corrective actions, identify trends, collaborate with departments, and support audit reporting and analytics.

Lead complex audits of AI, generative AI, and data-driven systems. Design audit methodologies, execute testing (including Python/SQL analytics), assess AI governance, controls, and third-party oversight, communicate findings to senior leaders, and coach audit teams to advance AI audit capabilities and automation.

Invitation to submit an application for inclusion in the contractor auditor talent pool. Profile will be reviewed for current and future audit contracting opportunities; not a substitute for posted job applications. Candidates will be contacted if a role matches their background.

Perform telecom account audits, analyze carrier invoices and CSRs, maintain inventory in Microsoft Dynamics CRM, present findings to clients, and support Sales and Operations with issue resolution and action tracking.

The Senior Auditor oversees auditing processes, ensuring compliance with federal rules and standards, while leading teams and reporting findings effectively.

Lead IT SOX controls testing for ITGCs (access, change, operations) across blockchain-native and enterprise systems. Build testing programs, validate remediation, perform root-cause analysis, report to Audit Committee, and collaborate with Engineering, Security, and external auditors to ensure SOX compliance and scalable audit processes.