Graduate Auditor

You will be a valued member of our collaborative, diverse, and fun team, where everyone is supported to be their best. We will provide: *comprehensive, hands-on learning opportunities *on-the-job training in a supportive team *regular professional development sessions *mentoring and a dedicated buddy as you start working with a variety of clients *support to achieve your professional accreditation (such as CA, CPA, or IPA) *flexibility and a 36.25 hour work week to promote work–life balance *a variety of opportunities, experiences, and work to build your skills and knowledge. As a Graduate Auditor, you will work across different teams, engage with a range of clients throughout Queensland, and apply our technology and tools to glean unique insights. Effective communication skills, the ability to identify and solve problems and achieve results, a sense of adventure, and a passion for pursuing better public services are desirable qualities for the role. Unlock your potential while you help improve public services for all Queenslanders – from the local government services you use in your community, to your hospitals, energy providers, universities, and more. We also offer: *a Brisbane-based, hybrid working model – work from our head office, client sites, or from home *a starting salary of $89,215, which includes 12.75 per cent superannuation and 17.5 per cent annual leave loading *continuous learning opportunities, including formal learning and personalised career development. If you graduate before January 2027, or have graduated within the previous 2 years, join our team and make a real difference to people’s lives. You have a choice of commencing in October 2026 or February 2027, depending on your university graduation date. About us As the independent auditor of the public sector and local governments, we are vital to Queensland’s integrity system. We provide independent, professional audit and assurance services, giving parliament and the public trusted assurance and insights. We have hundreds of audit clients from a wide range of industries across the beautiful state of Queensland. We help them improve their financial management and performance, so they can deliver better public services for the community. We support the Queensland Parliament in holding entities to account for the effective, efficient, and economical use of public resources. We also engage with many other stakeholders, such as integrity bodies, accounting standards boards, and Australian and international audit offices. Our employee value proposition offers meaningful work, supportive leadership, a collaborative culture, opportunities for professional growth, and a genuine commitment to work-life balance. Working at QAO QAO is an inclusive employer. We encourage flexible working and aim to create a work environment where all employees are respected, connected, and can contribute regardless of age, culture, disability, family and caring responsibilities, gender identity, Indigeneity, religion, or sexuality. We strongly encourage applications from people with lived experience of marginalisation who meet our eligibility requirements to apply. We aim to represent the community we serve and greatly value the diverse experiences our people bring. QAO’s culture sets our workforce up for success – we invest in our people so they can be best in their field. We are passionate about innovation, we welcome new ideas, and we invest in advanced audit capabilities such as data analytics.