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About the role

Overview: In this role you will lead the internal audit function across a designated business segment, shaping strategic, financial, operational, and IT audits. You will develop risk-based audit plans, coordinate external audits, and evaluate processes and controls to strengthen risk management. You will partner with leaders to communicate findings and translate them into practical improvements. You will build and mentor the internal audit team, manage staffing, co-sourcing, and budgets, influencing governance and performance. This is a high-impact opportunity to shape risk strategy and organizational outcomes. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental/vision, life insurance PTO LTIs
Responsibilities: Lead strategic, financial, operational, and IT audits across the business segment Develop risk-based audit plans and prioritize audit activities Coordinate external and third-party audits Evaluate business processes, systems, and internal controls Communicate findings to leadership and develop practical remediation actions Establish audit priorities and strengthen the organization’s risk management strategy Lead and develop the internal audit team, managing staffing and co-sourcing Oversee departmental budgets and forecasts

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