Director - Cyber Security, Cloud & AI - IT Audit
$200,000 - $250,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$200,000 - $250,000 per year
About the role
- Apply specialized technical expertise to direct and oversee audits in often complex areas, such as AI, cyber security, resiliency, and complex infrastructure environments in the cloud.
- Identify risks and assess the potential impact of risks on the organization to develop and adjust audit plans as appropriate and determine areas requiring additional analysis.
- Participate in annual planning to develop annual Audit plans that focus on the top current and emerging IT risks facing the Client.
- Provide day-to-day project management oversight of other IT Auditors/Cyber Risk Analysts (including project guidance and coaching). This includes setting direction, developing innovative test approaches, and reviewing work.
- Be hands-on and conduct testing of highly complex technical topics with autonomy and a keen focus on the highest risk areas.
- Create regular points of view on top risks, such as AI, cyber, or resiliency.
- Inspire team members to innovate new ways of working to achieve results and generate meaningful insights.
- Act as a source of knowledge related to technical domains and coach junior staff.
- Build and maintain relationships with business partners. Provide advice and share Internal Audit knowledge with business partner managers and staff.
- Ideate innovative ways of using data analytics, automation, and AI to perform testing. Help junior staff develop related skills while also executing analytics yourself.
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