There's a Junior IT Auditor opening in Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, paying up to ₹39,000 a month for a full-time, on-site role. No prior work experience is required, so this is genuinely open to fresh graduates.
The job sits closer to the security side of auditing than the finance side. Instead of reconciling ledgers, this person spends their time looking at systems and asking whether the controls protecting them actually hold up.
Day-to-day
Most of the work involves walking through systems to spot weak points before they turn into real problems, then documenting what's found in a way an auditor or compliance team can act on.
- Assess systems for vulnerabilities and gaps in existing controls
- Help put protective controls in place once a gap has been identified
- Support the incident response process when something does go wrong
- Put together recommendations aimed at cutting down future risk
A typical week might involve reviewing access logs for a payroll system, noticing that a departed employee's login was never disabled, and writing that up as a finding along with a suggested fix. It's rarely dramatic. It's mostly careful, repeatable checking.
What you'll need on day one
The role calls for a bachelor's degree, ideally in cybersecurity, information technology, or something adjacent that gave you a real foundation in how systems and networks actually work.
You won't need prior professional experience, but some familiarity with security monitoring tools, how vulnerability assessments are actually run, and basic incident response steps will help you settle in faster than someone coming in cold.
Skills that matter
- Risk assessment
- Working knowledge of compliance frameworks
- Audit documentation, writing findings clearly enough that someone else can act on them
- Attention to detail, since a missed setting is often exactly the thing an audit exists to catch
It's not required, but candidates who've started working toward a certification like CISA, or who have some hands-on exposure to audit or GRC software, tend to find the ramp-up noticeably smoother.
Pay and benefits
Along with the monthly salary, the role includes health insurance, paid time off, and provident fund contributions. Relocation assistance and accommodation support are also part of the package for anyone moving to Lucknow to take the job, since it's on-site.
About Gomti Nagar
Vibhuti Khand has a decent cluster of IT and BPO offices, and Naukri Mitra regularly sees openings from this stretch of Gomti Nagar across security-adjacent roles like this one. For a first job, it's a reasonable place to build methodical habits that carry over well into broader cybersecurity or compliance work later on. The auditors who tend to grow fastest here are the ones who ask why a control exists, not just whether it's checked off.
Ready to apply
Resumes go through an initial review, followed by a short conversation about the kind of systems and tools you've had exposure to, even informally or through coursework. From there, candidates who move forward will walk through a sample finding or two to show how they think through a gap once they've spotted one.
