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Job Title:

Financial Examiner

Company Name:

California Public Utilities Commission

Company Profile:

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), one of the nation’s leading regulatory agencies, is actively recruiting for Financial Examiners. The CPUC regulates privately owned telecommunications, electric, natural gas, water, railroad, rail transit, and passenger transportation companies. We are responsible for ensuring that customers have safe, reliable utility service at reasonable rates, protecting against fraud, and promoting the health of California's economy.

Contact Name:

Thuy Nguyen

Job Location:

US-California-San Francisco

Job Title:

Financial Examiner

Benefits:

We offer excellent benefits, including medical and dental insurance and vision care, 14 paid holidays per year, a leave plan, deferred compensation plans (401k and /or 457), a retirement plan, transit subsidy of up to $65 per month, employee assistance program, on-site child care, optional group legal services plan, optional long-term disability plan, and flexible schedule and telecommuting opportunities.

Job Description:

Under general direction, a Financial Examiner II/III conducts examinations of the accounts and records of public utilities to determine their financial status and the propriety of accounting; provides data regarding the financial condition, compliance with Commission orders and results of operations for use before the Public Utilities Commission, and does other job-related work as required.

Candidates for the position must have two years of increasingly responsible professional accounting or auditing experience and one of the following education credentials:

1. Equivalent to graduation from college, with specialization in accounting; or

2. Completion of either:

a) A prescribed professional accounting curriculum given by a residence or correspondence school of accountancy, including courses in elementary and advanced accounting, auditing, cost accounting and business law; or

b) The equivalent to sixteen semester hours of professional accounting courses given by a collegiate-grade residence institution, including courses in elementary and advanced accounting, auditing, and cost accounting; and three semester hours of business law.