Jobs at Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury

Supports Tennessee property assessors and statewide property tax administration by reviewing assessment records, verifying sales and mapping data, assisting with reappraisal programs and ratio studies, training local officials, conducting compliance audits, and maintaining relationships with local government stakeholders. The role requires a bachelor’s degree, strong organizational and interpersonal skills, a valid driver’s license, and possible in-state travel.

Conduct external audits of state and local government entities, reviewing financial records, statements, internal controls, compliance, and operational effectiveness. Prepare accurate workpapers and data analyses, communicate findings with auditees and stakeholders, and support accountability and continuous improvement. The role requires a bachelor's degree with accounting coursework, strong analytical and communication skills, and regional travel, including occasional overnight stays.

Paid 10-week internship supporting local government audits. Interns examine records, reports, financial statements, internal controls, operations, systems, and compliance with laws, regulations, contracts, and grants. The role includes audit-specific and professional development training, teamwork, communication with auditees, and a final presentation. Travel across the Mideast Tennessee region is required, generally involving same-day commutes, with approximately three overnight program events.

Paid 10-week internship supporting audits of local government entities in East Tennessee. Interns examine financial records, statements, internal controls, operations, systems, and compliance with laws and agreements. The role includes audit-specific training, professional development, teamwork, and a final presentation. Travel to regional audit sites is required, generally involving same-day commutes, with approximately three overnight program stays.

Paid 10-week internship supporting local government financial audits. Interns learn to examine financial records, statements, internal controls, operations, systems, and compliance with laws, contracts, and grants. The role includes audit-specific and professional development training, teamwork, networking, and a final presentation. Based in West Tennessee, the position requires travel to audit sites and occasional overnight stays for intern events.

Paid 10-week internship supporting local government audits. Interns examine records, reports, financial statements, internal controls, operations, systems, and compliance with laws, contracts, regulations, and grants. The program includes audit-specific training, professional development, networking, and a final presentation. Applicants must be rising juniors, seniors, or graduate accounting students with at least six accounting credit hours. Limited regional travel and occasional overnight event stays are required.

Participate in governmental information systems audits by reviewing internal controls, records, reports, financial statements, data integrity, regulatory compliance, and operational effectiveness. Interns collaborate with audit teams, complete audit-specific training, engage in professional development, and present their summer accomplishments. The role is based in Nashville, Tennessee, with limited potential travel within the state.

Participate in governmental performance audits by interviewing management, reviewing records, evaluating internal controls and operational effectiveness, and assessing compliance. Interns also develop writing, research, communications, social media, photography, video, and presentation skills while collaborating with audit teams and office staff. The 10-week paid program includes professional development, networking, limited travel to audit sites, and a final cohort presentation.

Paid 10-week financial audit internship supporting audits of state and local governments and organizations receiving public funds. Interns examine records, financial statements, internal controls, operations, systems, and compliance with laws and agreements. The role includes audit-specific and professional development training, collaboration with investigations staff, networking, and a final presentation. Limited in-state travel to audit sites may be required.