Lead financial audits and SOX compliance initiatives, identify and recommend control enhancements by leveraging data analysis techniques to provide management with outlined solutions to drive risk reduction, process improvement and cost reduction
Partner with business and utilize knowledge of financial processes, financial reporting risk, and internal controls to design, evaluate, and monitor the Company’s internal controls over financial reporting.
Champion a risk-based approach to independently evaluate, plan, perform, summarize and communicate assigned risk assessments and audit activities across vehicle and energy business
Evaluate key risks in financial processes and propose changes in control design to address risks efficiently
Lead special projects requested by the Audit Committee of the Board around internal control assessments, and special investigations
Prepare and provide written and oral reports, communications and/or presentations to management presenting observations and recommendations for internal control improvement and facilitating management action plans
Drive continuous improvement of the department by bringing leading practice frameworks, audit process improvements, and thought leadership
What You’ll Bring
Bachelor’s Degree in Finance or equivalent experience
8+ years of experience in Financial Controls, Assurance, and Operational Audit (process and performance improvement, business transformation), Finance, or a blend of related experience in relevant industries
Big 4 consulting experience within advisory or assurance practice
CPA, CA, CIA, CPIM or other relevant certifications
Ability to navigate through ambiguity, manage and coordinate multiple project assignments simultaneously in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment, accepting ownership and accountability of the process and delivering on commitments
Leadership skills including the ability to take charge, coach, interact with all levels of the organization, set objectives, and drive results
Intensely curious, solution-oriented individual who wants to know what, where, when, how, and (most importantly) why processes work the way they do