GW RISK LIMITED
Internal IT Audit Manager - Global Top 10 Practice - London - up to £80k base plus bonus

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Internal IT Audit Manager – Global Top 10 Global Practice – up to £80k plus bonus - London
UK experience essential and sponsorship is not on offer.
I am hiring a high-profile Internal IT Audit role for a hugely successful Corporate Team that has longstanding relationships with FTSE 100 and Global multinationals who rely on them for high level Technology expertise. There are engagements across Internal IT Audit, Program Assurance, ERP Advisory, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Data Analytics where you can gain exposure and full training on as well.
They are looking for an Internal IT Audit Manager to join the team who has strong experience of leading corporate Internal IT Audit engagements in Practice or a Management Consulting firm at Manager level with Corporate (non-financial services) clients in any sector. You do not need to be CISA Certified, though this would be desirable, and fully study support would be offered for this and a number of other high profile Technology Risk Qualifications including CISSP, CISM, CSX and AI Qualifications to ensure you are continually developed as an evolving professional in this space.
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The team is passionate about Technology Risk and looking to grow leaders with fast-track promotion paths for those who excel, including potentially two promotions in a year. There is scope for leadership paths across Technology Risk with scope to become a director in 3-5 years (£140k) and Partner (£200k to £250k) in 4-6 years, with great track records of this happening.


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This is a friendly and informal team with great work life balance, including lots of scope to work from home and flexible start times.
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Contact Rajesh Saha, Director, GW Risk, Tel: 0203 597 3362 or Email: rsaha@gwrisk.co.uk
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