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Continuously builds trusting relationships with Internal Audit peers and business management. CPA - Certified Public Accountant Or CIA - Certified Internal Auditor Or CISA - Certified Information Systems Auditor Or CISSP - Certified Information Systems Security Professional Or CAMS - Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist Or CFE - Certified Fraud Examiner Or Skills and Knowledge Strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively present to peers and business management.
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In this role, you will build relationships with Bio-Rad IT and business stakeholders; stay informed about emerging IT risk areas to include cybersecurity, automation, artificial intelligence, and analytics; communicate information and audit execution status effectively to internal audit leadership and company management; and work effectively with external auditors.
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Focus on IT General Controls and Application Audits, IT Compliance & Assurance Reviews, IT Operational and Risk Management Consulting. Internal Audit Technology.
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Project management of IT Risk/Internal Audit engagements including development of project charters and plans; management of project execution and successful implementation of the planned solution.
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A career within Internal Audit services, will provide you with an opportunity to gain an understanding of an organisation’s objectives, regulatory and risk management environment, and the diverse needs of their critical stakeholders.
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7+ years of related experience within professional services, external audit or IT audit. BA/BS in Business Administration, Accounting, Computer Science, Information Systems Administration, Finance or Internal Audit.
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This position will report to the Internal Audit Senior Manager (IT) and will work closely with Business Technology (BT), Security, Engineering and other cross functional stakeholders.
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INTERNAL: All staff levels, including Manager Real Estate Loss Mitigation, Collections, Consumer Loan Servicing, Real Estate, Equity, Accounting, Finance, Internal Audit, Credit Risk Management, and IT.
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As part of the of IT Security and Compliance team, the IT Internal Auditor will assist with Business Process SOX Assessments, collaborate closely with the Internal Audit function, Business Application Product owners, and assist with IT infrastructure security audits.
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At least seven years of experience in financial services industry, with at least five years in an operational risk management including IT risk and controls, internal audit, or compliance role.
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The incumbent will assist the CISO to ensure all the associated documentations, including inventories of servers, systems, and network components, is updated regularly by appropriate IT Infrastructure staff and retained for incident response and audit compliance purposes.
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At least seven years of experience in the financial services industry, with at least five years in operational risk management including IT risk and controls, internal audit, or compliance role.
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The Senior Manager of Internal Audit Regulatory Issues Management position is a a managerial role within the Internal Audit's regulatory exam and issues management function.
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Program evaluation, internal audit or administrative management of the assessment and collection of Federal taxes (other than alcohol and tobacco). Provides guidance and limited training to targeted audiences that may include taxpayers or IRS employees on technical tax law and accounting policies, practices, and principles as it relates to pertinent tax law modifications.
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At DoorDash, the Internal Audit team aims to provide independent assurance that DoorDash’s risk management, governance and internal control processes are operating effectively.
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