Robert Walters
Internal Audit

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Robert Walters - Internal Auditor - Permanent - Hybrid - Worcestershire - £50,000 - £55,000 + Benefits
Our client, a leading international manufacturing business, is seeking an ambitious Internal Auditor to join its growing Internal Audit function. This is an excellent opportunity for a first-time mover from practice looking to broaden their experience beyond external audit and gain exposure across Internal Audit, Risk, Compliance, Governance and Assurance activities within a complex, international organisation.
Key responsibilities of the Internal Auditor:
- Plan and execute risk-based internal audit reviews across the Group.
- Conduct assessments of key controls and identify opportunities for improvement.
- Support the development and enhancement of the Group's risk and compliance strategy.
- Review business processes and recommend practical, value-adding improvements.
- Prepare audit findings and reports, ensuring recommendations are clearly communicated and agreed with stakeholders.
- Contribute to the development of robust audit plans and governance frameworks.
- Work closely with stakeholders across multiple business functions and international operations.
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Key essentials of the Internal Auditor:
- ACA qualified
- Experience within External Audit, Internal Audit or controls testing
- Strong stakeholder management and relationship-building skills
Why apply?
- Opportunity to move beyond traditional audit into Risk, Compliance and Governance.
- Exposure to a large, international manufacturing group.
- Work closely with senior stakeholders across the business.
- Join a growing Internal Audit function and contribute to shaping future processes and best practices.
- Excellent long-term career development opportunities within a dynamic and evolving organisation.
- Broader remit than a traditional Internal Audit role, offering exposure to risk management, controls frameworks, compliance and governance activities.


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