Volunteer Opportunities
Auditor's Community Advisory Committee
The Auditor's Community Advisory Committee provides guidance to the Auditor on the audit schedule, community engagement practices, and integrating diversity, equity, and inclusion practices into audits.
We are welcoming volunteers to apply for the Auditor's Community Advisory Committee. Please follow the link to submit your interest and application here.
Board of Commissioners' Audit Committee
Currently, there are no open seats on the Audit Committee. Please check back - we will post information on how to apply once a position is open.
Salary Commission
Currently, there are no open seats on the Salary Commission. Please check back - we will post information on how to apply once a position is open.
Internship Opportunities
Currently, there is one available College to County internship. Please apply here.
Auditor's Office - Communications & Engagement Internship
Application closes on Sunday, April 2, at 11:59pm
Application Process for External Candidates
If you are an external candidate (including volunteers, internships, contractors, and community partners), you may apply through Workday.
The Multnomah County Auditor’s Office has opportunities for students seeking to fulfill college internship requirements. We have a range of possible projects, including working on already planned projects and may have some flexibility to tailor projects to match interests or provide opportunities to develop specific skills.
The Multnomah County Auditor’s Office conducts performance audits and special studies of county programs. Our mission is to ensure that county government is efficient, effective, equitable, transparent and fully accountable. Performance auditing is similar to program evaluation or management analysis, but with a strong accountability component.
County auditors use a range of skills including:
- Qualitative and quantitative evidence gathering
- Data analytics
- Financial, economic and statistical analysis
- Written and oral communication and presentation
A project at the Auditor’s Office would be perfect for students interested in or curious about a career in performance auditing, management analysis, or local government. This work provides a broad view of county operations, as well as the ability to focus on specific areas (like health, criminal justice, human services, contracting, budgeting, etc.)
We would love to host students who have personal, professional and/or lived experience with communities typically underrepresented in government leadership, who bring a commitment to transparency, accountability, and working across difference; and who have a sincere interest in public service.
Internships include a stipend. If you are interested in this opportunity, or would like to learn more, please email us at mult.auditor@multco.us or call 503.988.3320.