Tech Audit Manager, Vice President Consumer Banking Technology
JPMorganChase · Jersey City, NJ · 2 wk ago
On-siteAccountingFull-time
Job Responsibilities
- Participate in audit engagements from planning to reporting
- Partner with colleagues and stakeholders to evaluate, test, and report on the design and operating effectiveness of management's controls
- Create and maintain collaborative working relationships with stakeholders, while providing independent challenge
- Contribute to a collaborative working environment with team members and peers, supporting a culture that encourages integrity, respect, excellence, and innovation
- Stay up to date with evolving industry and regulatory developments
- Find ways to drive efficiencies in the audit process through automation
Required Qualifications, Skills And Capabilities
- 7+ years of internal or external auditing experience, or relevant business experience
- Bachelor's degree in Technology, Accounting, Finance, or a related discipline (or equivalent experience)
- Understanding of internal control concepts with the ability to evaluate and determine the adequacy of control design and operating effectiveness in an integrated manner
- Ability to effectively and efficiently execute audit testing and complete audit workpaper documentation
- Adaptable to changing business priorities and able to multitask in a constantly changing environment
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Strong interpersonal and influencing skills, with the ability to establish credibility and build strong partnerships with senior business and control partners
Preferred Qualifications, Skills And Capabilities
- Related professional certification such as CISA, CISSP, or CIA
- Knowledge of coding, data analytics, cybersecurity controls, cloud design and controls, and/or distributed technologies
- Experience with the payments industry or fraud risk is strongly preferred
- Enthusiastic, self-motivated, eager to learn, effective under pressure and willing to take personal responsibility/accountability