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County Election Operations and Security Audit Specialist
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State of Georgia is Hiring a County Election Operations and Security Audit Specialist Near Atlanta, GA

POSITION SUMMARY:

The Election Security Audit Specialist reviews county processes and procedures and provides constructive feedback to county election officials to improve processes under the supervision of the Election Operations and Security Audit Manager. Much of this person's time will be spent travelling to counties and conducting site assessments in county offices and warehouses.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES and RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Conduct process audits of county election and registration offices in a variety of areas, including but not limited to, voter registration, voting system management, poll worker training, mail room processes, absentee ballot management, candidate qualifying, and petition management.
  • Assist in drafting reports explaining audit objectives and audit findings.
  • Train county election and registration offices on process improvements through in person trainings and webinar trainings.
  • Frequently travel to county election and registration offices.
  • Communicate and train Elections Division staff on updates and/or recent changes to elections processes and laws.
  • Assist with post-election audits, including the implementation of Risk-Limiting Audits and other process audits.
  • Assist with testing of the voter registration system to learn processes used by county registrars.
  • Assist with building training products and webinars that promote efficiencies in election and registration processes.
  • Implement audit checklists that detail steps to completing election and registration processes.
  • Stay up to date on election and registration laws, SEB rules, and best practices.
  • Ensure timely and accurate completion of all assignments and responsibilities.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

SUPERVISION REQUIREMENTS: None

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:Minimum 1-2 years of elections experience OR more than 2 years of experience in an elections or business related auditing position.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS:Completion of a Bachelor’s degree from a nationally accredited college or institution is preferred. Additional years of work experience in an elections or business related auditing position may be considered in lieu of a degree.

Bachelors Degree *and* One (1) year of work related experience OR Associates Degree in Business Administrative Technology *and* Two (2) years of related work experience Note: Experience may substitute for the degree on a year-for-year basis.

Job Summary

JOB TYPE

Full Time

INDUSTRY

Public Administration

SALARY

$69k-85k (estimate)

POST DATE

05/12/2024

EXPIRATION DATE

05/16/2024

WEBSITE

georgia.gov

HEADQUARTERS

ATLANTA, GA

SIZE

>50,000

FOUNDED

1943

CEO

BRIAN KEMP

REVENUE

$10B - $50B

INDUSTRY

Public Administration

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