FAQs
What is the role of a Senior Auditor in the Internal Audit US Personal Banking team?
The Senior Auditor is responsible for performing moderately complex audits and assessments of Citi’s risk and control environments in coordination with the Audit team, specifically focusing on US Personal Banking (USPB) line of business. The role involves participating in audits, communicating findings, monitoring risks, and developing relationships with key stakeholders.
What qualifications are required for the Senior Auditor role in US Personal Banking?
The ideal candidate should have 5-8 years of relevant experience, knowledge of consumer regulations, effective communication and negotiation skills, expertise in consumer banking products and services, project management skills, influencing and relationship management skills, and the ability to remain unbiased in a diverse working environment. A Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience is also required.
What are the main responsibilities of a Senior Auditor in the Internal Audit US Personal Banking team?
The responsibilities include participating in audits, completing audit test work, communicating findings to audit leadership, monitoring and assessing risks, applying internal audit standards, developing relationships with stakeholders, operating with limited supervision, acting as a subject matter expert, and ensuring compliance with laws, rules, and regulations.
What is the overall objective of the Senior Auditor role in US Personal Banking?
The overall objective is to utilize in-depth subject matter expertise to contribute to the development of new techniques and processes for the area or function, help Citi reach business goals, deliver high-quality audit reports, and provide assurance over the key risks and processes associated with Citi’s US Personal Banking line of business and operations. The role also aims to meet the requirements of the Boards of Citigroup, Citibank, affiliates, and regulators.