Digital Audit Managers and Senior Managers -London/Flexible Working- Visa Sponsorship Available

Digital Audit Managers and Senior Managers - London/Flexible Working - Visa Sponsorship Available

The day-to-day management of digital audit work across a wide range of sectors and a base of complex, high profile audit clients.

Building and maintaining strong relationships both in the UK and with overseas teams, broader client liaison and management of technical issues.

Assist with project management of the job including managing the staffing of the job, the financial performance and ensuring that key deadlines are met.

Training and coaching junior audit team members and likely to have wider coaching and people management responsibilities.

Develop industry and technical expertise in audit and business advisory areas and use state of the art analytical tools and practice methods in your role to undertake digital audit work to the highest possible standards.

Support their business development team on client proposals and work to establish new relationships within the local marketplace and are expected to build relationships with other specialist teams within the company to ensure that a full service offering can be provided to their clients.

Essential Skills and Experience:

  • CA / ACA / ACCA/ICAS qualified (or international equivalent) or part qualified and working towards your full CA / ACA / ACCA / ICAS (or equivalent) qualification or have equivalent work experience in IT Audit (you’re an international candidate who technically qualifies in your home country by experience).
  • Experience in evaluating technology that supports financial & operational application systems and related business processes.
  • Experience in auditing IT systems.
  • Experience in managing junior colleagues and an interest in developing others.
  • Experience in working in complex environments with large organisations. Strong time management skills, including flexibility to work with shifting priorities and client needs.
  • Project management and analytical skills.
  • Experience in managing the commercial aspects of an engagement, including budgeting.
  • Client relationship-building and management skills.
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