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We are seeking a highly qualified IT Audit Manager to join our team in Arlington, VA. The ideal candidate will possess a Master's Degree in Accounting, Finance, Information Technology, or Business Management, or hold a CPA, CISA, PMP, CGFM, or CDFM certification.
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An Audit Manager is expected to lead audits and a team of auditors working on the audit. Minimum 8-10 years of internal audit / front office control review experience in financial services with minimum 3-5 years in the banking business.
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Audit Manager (AML Data Quality (DQ) Audit Team) Charlotte, North Carolina /Dallas, Texas / Plano, Texas (Hybrid 3 days in office/ 2 days remote) ARC Group is currently looking for an Audit Manager (AML Data Quality (DQ) Audit Team) for a Fortune 500 company we are representing in the Banking/Financial Industry.
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Wells Fargo is seeking a Vice President, Audit Manager on the Financial Crimes Audit Team. The Financial Crimes Audit Team (FiCAT) provides horizontal audit coverage of financial crimes risk across Wells Fargo lines of business.
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FiCAT is responsible for testing governance and coordinating first line audit coverage of Anti-Bribery and Corruption regulations. Exhibit appropriate judgment regarding issue notification, issue draft findings to client management, and draft final audit reports.
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Minimum 5-7 years of internal audit / front office control / compliance / risk management experience with minimum 2-3 years in the banking business. This role is for the Global Corporate and Investment Banking audit team.
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It is the responsibility of the Internal Audit Manager to administer our year 1 Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) program, while leveraging capacity to manage or conduct operational, financial, and compliance audit projects; provide consulting services to organizational management and staff; provide significant input to development of the annual audit plan; and provide training, coaching, and supervision to internal audit staff.
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The Internal Audit Manager will assist in developing the annual audit plan using a risk-based analysis to recommend areas of focus to the Internal Audit Director. Our Internal Audit team is seeking a driven Internal Audit Manager who is passionate about partnering with our leadership teams to make our business stronger through the delivery of operational, accounting/financial, compliance and IT audits.
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The Audit Manager I position is a leadership role as an auditor-in-charge to guide a team of auditors to assess risks, develop detail audit programs, identify data analytic opportunities, execute audit programs, analyze results of testing performed, and effectivelymunicate audit results to the Audit Senior Manager/Director and senior management in meetings, presentations, and/or written reports and memorandums.
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Overview:The Internal Audit Manager will report to the Senior SOX Manager, and will work with a mix of direct, indirect, and external team members to manage and execute the program.
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This job is responsible for overseeing assigned areas of audit work acting as an Auditor-in-Charge (AIC), and executing on the audit strategy for Lines of Business (LOBs). Acts as Auditor-in-Charge (AIC) by overseeing audit testing and ensuring it is executed in a timely manner and conforms with quality standards, audit policies, and procedures.
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Reporting to the Manager, Information Technology Audit, you will have broad exposure to the operations of the Company and will interact with personnel across IT, Finance, Legal, HR, Operations, Sales, Marketing, Brands, and Manufacturing, as well as engagement with the Company's external auditors and business advisors.
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BAE Systems, Inc. is looking to hire an experienced IT Audit Manager to join our team. IT Audit Manager. Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) Experience in information technology auditing, combined audit/IT audit, or relevant information security or information technology roles.
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This Audit Manager position will be responsible for planning and execution of audits associated with Capital One’s various credit risk management functions and related activities, including Corporate Credit Risk Management, Consumer Credit Risk Management, Commercial Credit Risk Management, and Credit Review.
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Provide visionary leadership to the internal audit team, driving excellence and efficiency in audit practices. Leadership and Strategy: Develop and implement the internal audit strategy, ensuring alignment with organizational goals and regulatory requirements.
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