Audit Manager

London
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EJ813: Audit Manager
Location: Central London
Salary: £50,000 - £70,000 + 15% bonus

Overview:

First Military Recruitment, on behalf of their client are looking for a proactive individual with audit experience, who will be responsible for running our client’s GRC strategy. This role is ideal for somebody with experience in cyber/information security internal auditing and who has a keen interest in GRC.  

The ideal candidate might have pre-existing experience of running ISO audit programs or be at the point in their career where they are ready to take on this responsibility.  They will also consider candidates with experience of running compliance systems including risks management frameworks, business continuity and cyber security.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain an ISO compliance program in accordance with relevant ISO frameworks (e.g., ISO 9001, ISO 22301, ISO 27001).
Plan, manage and conduct the internal audits program
Document audit findings, observations, and recommendations clearly and concisely
Involvement in Vendor risk management
Collaborate with internal senior stakeholders to build compliance objectives to support the businesses corporate objectives
Manage specific compliance focused projects as directed by the Head of Security and Compliance
Interpret and apply compliance frameworks and guidelines and map them to our current practices.
Promote a culture of continuous improvement within the organisation.
Identify opportunities to enhance audit processes and methodologies.
Qualifications & Experience:

Minimum of 3 years of experience in a GRC related field.
Collaborative and solution orientated: Good at building working relationships with senior stakeholders and teams within the business
Proven experience in managing ISO compliance programs and audits
Detail-oriented with a high level of accuracy and effective communication and interpersonal skills.
IT literacy extending to basic data management and ideally use of GRC systems
Proactive and self-motivated: Comfortable with working with ambiguity and adaptable in a fast-paced environment
Professional certifications such as ISO Lead Auditor preferred but not necessary

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