Internal Audit Consultant - Wholesale
insight globalDenver (CO)
About the role
Required Skills & Experience:
4+ years of internal audit or banking experience within financial servicesGeneral internal audit experience — walkthroughs, control testing, and workpaper documentationExperience auditing trading and/or market risk activities (rates, FX, fixed income, securities, or trading book controls) Strong knowledge of audit principles, methodologies, risk assessment, and audit documentationAbility to work independently with minimal oversight and communicate effectively with stakeholdersNice to Have Skills & ExperienceInvestment Banking & Capital Markets (IBCM) audit experienceBachelor's degree in accounting, finance, business, or related fieldProfessional certification or certification candidate (CIA, CPA, CISA, CRMA) Familiarity with audit analytics and GRC tooling (e.g., Archer)
Job Description:
Insight Global is looking for an Internal Auditor with Trading and Market Risk experience to support one of our large financial clients within their Wholesale Banking audit team. This person will support the execution of risk-based audits across trading and capital markets activities, working closely with Audit Managers and Directors to perform audit fieldwork. Day to day, this includes conducting walkthroughs, testing key controls, and documenting audit results related to trading, market risk, and related front-to-back processes. The auditor will partner with business stakeholders to understand processes, request and evaluate evidence, validate control design and operating effectiveness, contribute to issue identification and root cause, and support clear, well-documented audit conclusions — working independently with minimal oversight and a proactive execution mindset.
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