Senior Internal Auditor
London
Senior Internal Auditor
London
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Start your job searchA global leading telecoms business based in Central London is currently seeking a Senior Internal Auditor to join their fast pace team.
You will be responsible for providing risk-based independent assurance of the effectiveness of the Group's internal controls to senior management and the main board Audit and Risk Committee within the Group Commercial and Business Development division. Responsibilities will include:
- Lead specific audits in commercial areas across the Group in accordance with the Internal Audit guidelines and in line with the Internal Audit methodology
- Undertake activities to ensure that high risk areas are subject to greater focus than low risk areas
- Build positive relationships with leaders across the organisation to understand issues and identify areas in the control environment for improvement in the organisation as a whole.
- Support Senior Internal Audit Manager on Commercial areas and teams of peers in delivery of audit plans by providing knowledge and expertise
The ideal candidate will ideally have extensive experience working within internal or external audit. Ideally you will have good understanding of financial business analysis, have good commercial acumen, and strong interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively with senior management and various stakeholders. Suitable candidates will have a relevant professional accounting qualification (ACA/CIA) or similar, and will have the ability to prioritise, multi-task and be comfortable with a forever changing environment.
If you have relevant experience and you are keen to find out more, please apply and quote reference: HAS16903022
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