Astrum Search
Internal Audit Manager

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Group Internal Audit Manager
FTSE 100 - much loved consumer business
£70,000 - £80,000 + car allowance + excellent bonus
Astrum Search are delighted to be partnering with a large, successful FTSE international organisation as they look to appoint a Group Internal Audit Manager into their established Group Internal Audit & Risk function.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Internal Auditor looking to take the next step in their career, with responsibility for leading audits across Finance, Operations and IT, working closely with senior leadership and supporting the delivery of the Group Internal Audit plan.
Responsibilities:
- Lead and deliver internal audit assignments across Finance, Operations and IT, both independently and as part of a team
- Work closely with senior leadership to understand key risks, assess controls and identify opportunities for improvement
- Provide insight into emerging risks including Fraud, ESG and Information Security
- Develop clear, concise audit reports and present findings and recommendations to senior stakeholders
- Support major change programmes and project boards, providing assurance and control advice
- Drive continuous improvement across Internal Audit methodology, processes and reporting
- Develop KPI dashboards and provide regular updates on audit plan progress
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- Experience within Internal Audit, covering a broad range of Finance, Operational and IT audits
- Experience contributing to risk-based annual audit planning
- Strong stakeholder management and influencing skills, including at Executive level
- Excellent report writing and communication skills, with the ability to explain complex issues clearly
- Experience of using data analytics to support audit activity and reporting
- Experience within a large, complex or international organisation and/or significant accounting firm
- Relevant professional qualification


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