Revenue Auditor

As a Revenue Auditor at our Verdi, Nevada location, you'll be responsible for completing audits of various revenue streams, including slots, food, and beverages. You'll prepare schedules in Excel to back up journal entries and ensure compliance with Title 31. Identifying and reporting any issues in documentation and accounting during audits is key, along with training property staff on best practices.

To be considered for the Revenue Auditor role in Verdi, a high school diploma and two years of related experience are necessary, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Ideal candidates should have intermediate Excel skills, be able to do calculations, and have previous experience in a casino environment, preferably with OASIS or IGT slot systems.

As a Revenue Auditor, you'll thrive in a fast-paced environment filled with team collaboration and a focus on compliance. The role primarily involves weekdays with occasional travel to our Northern Nevada properties, allowing for a mix of office work and on-site auditing that keeps each day fresh and engaging.

Success as a Revenue Auditor at our Verdi location hinges on your analytical skills, attention to detail, and proficiency with Excel. A strong ability to calculate figures accurately, along with a self-motivated approach and inquisitiveness to delve into problems, will serve you well in this role.

The Revenue Auditor position requires the ability to lift up to 25 pounds, ensuring you can handle the physical demands of the role. This is coupled with the need to obtain and maintain a Nevada Gaming employee registration, further emphasizing the need for accuracy and compliance in all audit activities.

In my previous roles, I have performed comprehensive audits on various financial records, including revenue from food, beverage, and gaming sectors. I focused on identifying discrepancies and ensuring compliance with regulations, which is crucial for maintaining financial integrity.

I always double-check my figures and use Excel's built-in formula functions to minimize errors. I also validate the data against original documents to ensure consistency throughout the auditing process, which is vital when preparing journal entries.

I promptly document the issue, analyze the underlying cause, and report it to my supervisor. Transparency is key, and I believe in collaborating with the team to resolve any discrepancies efficiently while maintaining compliance with our internal policies.

I would start by identifying the critical areas of knowledge that new staff need to succeed. Then, I’d create clear, structured training materials and encourage hands-on learning with real-life scenarios to reinforce the training effectively. Regular feedback sessions would also be included to address any concerns.

I rely on detailed checklists and templates to standardize compliance documentation. Investing time in understanding regulatory requirements helps me develop processes that ensure all necessary documentation is in place before audits are conducted.

I have utilized both OASIS and IGT systems in previous positions, which gave me a solid understanding of how to extract necessary financial data for audits. Familiarity with these systems is invaluable for accurate financial reporting and compliance monitoring.

I prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance, breaking down large projects into manageable steps. This helps me stay organized and focused, even under pressure, and ensures that I deliver accurate audits on time without compromising quality.

In one instance, I faced discrepancies in slot machine revenue reporting. I meticulously cross-checked records and discovered data entry errors. By doing a thorough review and collaborating with IT, we could correct the records and improve the system for future audits.

I set personal goals and celebrate achievements, no matter how small. Keeping a positive mindset while tackling audit challenges inspires me to remain inquisitive and involved in my work.

Attention to detail stands out as the most crucial skill for a Revenue Auditor. The ability to notice discrepancies or patterns in financial data can significantly influence the accuracy of audits and the overall integrity of financial reporting.