Senior Analyst, Internal Audit
hilton hotelsMcLean (VA)
Senior Analyst, Internal Audit
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hilton hotelsMcLean (VA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role, you will support Hilton's Enterprise Risk Management and strategic assurance initiatives as part of the Internal Audit team. You collaborate with business leaders to assess risks and provide insights that strengthen risk-informed decisions. You will execute assurance and advisory projects and leverage analytics and AI tools to improve audit quality and efficiency. This is a hands-on position that contributes to cross-functional risk management across the company. Compensation / Benefits Incredible travel perks Paid parental leave Employee stock purchase program (ESPP) Mental health resources Generous paid time off (PTO) Health & welfare benefits
Responsibilities:
Support the annual enterprise risk assessment and quarterly ERM reporting Complete assurance and advisory projects Use analytics, automation, and AI-enabled tools to enhance audit quality and team efficiency Support other Internal Audit activities, including property audits and other projects Deliverable ownership: project documentation and ERM program reporting/communications
Key requirements:
Three (3) years of experience in internal audit, ERM, finance, consulting, or related field Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Business, or related field Travel up to 10% Collaboration with business leaders cross-functionally Analytical mindset and communication skills Problem-solving oriented Experience with Optro Experience with Workiva Experience with Alteryx
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