About usThe Audit Office of South Australia (SA) exists to help government accountability and influence better performance for all South Australians.
As the independent auditor of the SA public sector, we report directly to Parliament on the finances, systems and processes of state and local government agencies.
As part of our Financial Audit Branch, you'll support accountability across the SA public sector through independent audits, reviews of internal controls, and examinations of agency operations.
Please visit our website for more information about us.What we offerMeaningful work that builds your technical audit expertise, leadership capability and management experience.Flexible work options, including working from home for up to 60% of your hours.Training and development to support your career growth.A friendly, connected workplace, with social club events that help you build relationships and enjoy being part of the team.About the roleAs a Deputy Audit Manager, you will contribute to the smooth and effective functioning of the audit team as a senior technical contributor and operational supervisor.
Working closely with the Principal Audit Manager, you will supervise day-to-day audit activities, train and upskill team members, monitor task performance and audit progress, and mentor staff in professional communication and conduct.
The role offers a progression pathway to Audit Manager, subject to the attainment of the required skills, experience and qualifications.
Please see the attached role description for more information about the role.About youan Australian-recognised degree in Accounting or Commerce that meets the requirements for membership of Chartered Accountants Australia and Recent Zealand (CAANZ)



or CPA Australiacommenced a professional accounting program for full membership with CAANZ or CPA Australiaproven experience interpreting and applying Australian accounting and auditing standards, public sector frameworks, and legislative and regulatory reporting requirementsdemonstrated critical thinking and professional judgement to assess risk, execute audit strategies, apply accounting treatments and evaluate evidenceproficiency in external audit, including using audit software and data analytics toolshigh-level communication skills, including the ability to prepare complex correspondence and reports.Other requirementsBe an Australian citizen or permanent resident, or hold a visa with acceptable Australian work rights at the time of applying.Be able to obtain a successful National Criminal History Check.Be willing and able to travel to and attend various client sites as required to perform audit work and meet business needs.Be available to work additional hours during peak audit reporting periods, with compensation provided in accordance with relevant arrangements.Complete a pre-employment declaration if shortlisted.Employment typeMultiple ongoing and term roles availableSalary$92,122 pa - $102,456 pa (ASO5 classification level)External applicants should also attach evidence ofan Australian-recognised Accounting or Commerce degreecommencement of CAANZ or CPA Australia professional accounting programAustralian citizenship, permanent residency, or valid Australian work rights.EnquiriesHuman Resources P: E: (email protected)Equal opportunity statementThe Audit Office of South Australia is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, inclusion and flexible ways of working, including part-time arrangements and working from home.
We encourage applications from people of all backgrounds and identities.
If you have any support or access requirements, please advise us if you are invited to interview.
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📌 Deputy Audit Manager (Financial Audit) (Adelaide)
🏢 Audit Office of South Australia
📍 Adelaide