FAQs
What is the work location for the Audit Manager I position?
The work location for the Audit Manager I position is Dublin, Ireland.
What are the working hours for this role?
The working hours for this role are 35 hours per week.
What is the line of business for the Audit Manager I position?
The line of business for the Audit Manager I position is Audit.
What qualifications are needed for this position?
Candidates should have an undergraduate degree or relevant professional certifications, accounting designations, or equivalent, along with internal audit experience. Relevant knowledge of Capital Markets is also essential.
What types of audits will the Audit Manager I be responsible for?
The Audit Manager I will be responsible for executing audits for assigned business functions or projects, including both operational audits and risk-based audit coverage in areas such as front office business activities, compliance, AML, finance, and HR.
How does the company promote inclusiveness?
The company is committed to fostering an inclusive and accessible environment where all employees and customers feel valued and respected, reflecting the diversity of the communities they serve.
What development opportunities are available for employees in this role?
Employees will have access to regular career development conversations, training programs, and mentoring opportunities to help them succeed in their career paths.
Will the Audit Manager I have the opportunity to manage audits?
Yes, the Audit Manager I will manage and lead a number of moderately complex audits and will have responsibility for the completion of the audit.
How does the company approach employee compensation?
The company is committed to providing fair and equitable compensation to all colleagues and encourages candidates to have open discussions with HR regarding compensation-related questions.
What are the key accountabilities for this position?
Key accountabilities include conducting audit work, managing ongoing audit communications, presenting audit findings, executing follow-ups on findings, and identifying control weaknesses or opportunities for improvement.