158 Night Auditor Jobs Nationwide
Night auditors perform clerical duties in lodging businesses during the night hours. They work at the front desk and handle customer inquiries. They also perform basic accounting duties. In some facilities, the night auditor works along with a night clerk to complete the activities.
Skill Sets: Night Auditors need strong verbal and written communication skills. Basic clerical skills, intermediate mathematics and organizational skills are needed. The ability to work independently and a commitment to high standards of customer service are also required.
Education: A minimum of a high school diploma or GED is usually required to become a night auditor. People with degrees in hospitality or accounting can use their educational background to transition into this position.
Career Path: Night auditors can start in entry-level positions. They may opt to continue their education and advance to executive level positions. A degree in business management can help facilitate advancements. Starting at smaller hotels is a wonderful way to get experience.
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