Information Systems Auditor

From Information Systems at Pitt Business

An Information Systems Auditor performs audits of organization's new or current information systems. Evaluates operating practices to determine if controls and security measures are adequate. Assesses dependability of information systems and associated data. Confirms adherence to accounting standards and financial controls. Develops programs to obtain required data. Presents written findings and recommendations. Usually requires a IS or business degree and relevant experience in systems development and/or analysis.

A Senior Information Systems Auditor Performs complicated audits of organization's new or current information systems. Evaluates operating practices to determine if controls and security measures are adequate. Assesses dependability of information systems and associated data. Confirms adherence to accounting standards and financial controls. Establishes objectives and procedures for audit review of computer systems. Develops programs to obtain required data. Presents written findings and recommendations. Usually requires an advanced degree in IS or business and substantial experience in systems development and/or analysis.

[edit] Relevant Programs and Courses

If you are interested IS Auditor positions you should consider the IS Management or Supply Chain Management specializations within the MBA/MS-MIS Dual Degree (if you don't have an MBA) or MS-MIS Degree (if you have an MBA).

If you are in the MBA program the IS Design and Application Concentration will help prepare you for IS auditing roles.