Job Description

Everyday inclusion

Our ambition is that we are fully inclusive every day. This means that our working environment is one where everyone’s experience is important. Where people are treated fairly, and everyone has equal access to opportunities and where everyone feels safe to be themselves. We want to create a culture where it’s okay to ask questions and to understand more about different perspectives, so that we continuously educate and inform each other.

More about Public Sector Audit

Our role as an auditor is to act independently to support trust and integrity in the business. We provide a wide range of public sector bodies across local government, NHS, police, fire and national parks. We audit over 300 public sector bodies including some of the largest councils and NHS bodies in the country. We pride ourselves on the high-level standards and quality we expect from our people.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

You’ll have NHS Local Counter Fraud specialist qualification or be Local Authority Trained Fraud Specialist.
You’ll be CIPFA Accredited Counter Fraud Specialist.
10+ years of cases fraud investigation experience in the public and private sectors.
You'll have experience of delivering Interviews Under Caution (IUC) and preparing cases for submission to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
You’ll have managed a fraud case portfolio from simple to complex frauds.
Experience of data mining / pattern analysis in big data fraud reviews.
It would be highly advantageous to have prior experience of working with a case management system.
You’ll have experience of Delivery of Detection focused fraud projects.
You’ll be delivery focused, confident in meeting set delivery KPIs and require minimum senior staff support.
You’ll have excellent written and verbal communication and reporting skills and be MS Office proficient.