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Information Technology Audit Manager - (Cyber or GRC)

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IT Internal Audit Manager - FTSE 100 (Technology, Cyber & GRC)
Greater London
c.£75,000 - £85,000 + bonus + excellent benefits
Astrum Search is delighted to be partnering with a leading FTSE 100 organisation to appoint an IT Internal Audit Manager into its Group Internal Audit team.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced technology risk professional to take on a broader assurance role, with exposure to cyber, transformation, GRC and emerging technology risks across a complex and evolving business.
The team is particularly interested in candidates who bring a strong area of expertise and are keen to develop this further, rather than simply following a traditional IT audit career path.
Responsibilities:
- Deliver technology and cyber assurance reviews across a diverse IT environment
- Provide independent challenge and insight across major transformation programmes
- Assess technology governance, risk management and control frameworks
- Evaluate cyber risk, resilience and the effectiveness of key technology controls
- Work closely with senior technology and business stakeholders to identify and address emerging risks
- Help develop the team's capability across specialist areas of technology assurance
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Skills & Experience:
- Big 4 trained at Senior or Assistant Manager level, or equivalent industry experience
- Background in IT Audit, Technology Risk, Cyber, GRC or a related discipline
- Strong understanding of technology risk and control environment
- Experience of, or genuine interest in, transformation and programme assurance
- Able to engage confidently with senior stakeholders and provide constructive challenge
- Passion for developing a specialist area and using it to add genuine value


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Candidates from cyber or GRC backgrounds looking to move into Internal Audit are encouraged to apply.
This is a particularly strong opportunity for someone who wants to broaden their career beyond traditional IT audit and build a genuine specialism within a high-profile FTSE 100 organisation.
The business has an excellent track record of developing its people, both within Internal Audit and across the wider organisation, providing plenty of scope for long-term career progression.
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