- Bachelor’s degree in a field such as International Trade, Business Administration, Law or the equivalent combination of education, training, and work experience (5-7 years)
COMPETENCIES
To perform the job successfully, an individual should demonstrate the following competencies:
Professional Ethics:
- Upholds and promotes The Institute of Internal Auditor’s Code of Ethics
- Adheres to the organization’s key policies, practices and procedures
- Treats other fairly without discrimination
- Maintains objectivity in appearance and fact
- Investigates ethical issues and proposes measures for resolution
- Acts with due sensitivity where ethical principles are being abused
- Exercises due professional care
- Applies ethical principles and values to the activities being audited
- Explains the responsibility of internal audit with respect to the ethical climate of the organization
- Discusses ethical conflicts with the Chief Audit Executive
Internal Audit Management:
- Analyzes own strengths and weaknesses to maximize personal contribution to the organization
- Strives for quality and excellence and encourages others to do the same
- Takes personal accountability for results delivered in areas of responsibility
- Continues professional development and utilizes relevant learning opportunities
- Assesses self-development and career needs and takes advantage of new challenges as opportunities for personal and professional growth
- Maintains up-to-date competencies required for effective internal audit delivery
- Values and promotes diverse viewpoints and cultural sensitivity
- Supports and contributes to the recruitment process within the internal audit function
- Acts as a role model by exemplifying high performance for team members
- Anticipates and responds sensitively to staff problems, concerns and questions
- Articulates clear expectations and business goals and links these to organizational strategy
- Delegates tasks in a constructive and supportive fashion
- Monitors staff performance and workload and provides constructive and timely feedback to help others achieve their goals
- Coaches others to enhance their competence and professional development
- Develops and implements a plan for professional development for members of the internal audit function
- Provides opportunities and proactive input in the development and career needs of others
- Uses a variety of assessment tools and tests to assess a candidate’s capability and competence
International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF):
- Maintains current knowledge of the IPPF
- Demonstrates appropriate use and interpretation of the IPPF, seeking consultation if applicability is unclear (consistent with the department’s policies and performance standards)
- Adheres to the requirements of the IPPF when planning and conducting an internal audit engagement (consistent with the department’s policies and performance standards)
- Exemplifies and monitors due professional care when conducting audit assignments
- Adopts a risk-based approach in accordance with the IPPF for annual audit plan, makes adjustments when needed (consistent with the department’s policies and performance standards)
- Manages and supports a quality assurance and improvement program
Governance Risk and Control:
- Operates within the organization’s frameworks for governance, risk and control
- Supports a culture of fraud risk awareness at all levels of the organization
- Maintains an understanding of the processes used to support fraud investigations
- Creates audit engagement plans based on the risk and its impact on the organization
- Applies the concepts of controls during audit activities
- Provides an explanation on the risk profile of the internal audit engagement to relevant parties
- Assesses and accounts for the potential for fraud risk and identifies common types of fraud associated with the internal audit engagement
- Evaluates the appropriateness of the organization’s frameworks for governance, risk and control
- Ensures internal audit activities are aligned with and enhances the organization’s enterprise risk management strategy and risk profile
- Ensures that proposals for improvements to internal controls are balanced with organizational objectives and capabilities
Business Acumen:
- Takes account of cultural aspects of the organization
- Takes account of the mission, strategic objectives and business nature of the organization
- Maintains industry specific knowledge appropriate to the audit engagements
- Assesses and takes account of basic macroeconomic and microeconomic factors and relevance to the audit engagements
- Maintains a current understanding of the latest global developments, regulatory and legal requirements and assesses the relevance to the audit engagements
- Demonstrates sound working knowledge of the quality control frameworks relevant to the audit engagements
- Maintains knowledge of the organization and its risks
- Maintains industry specific knowledge appropriate to the organization
Communication:
- Secures the trust of others through positive use of communication
- Fosters open communication
- Demonstrates respect for others, and customizes messages to reflect the needs of the target audience
- Organizes and expresses ideas clearly and with confidence in order to influence others
- Selects appropriate communication forms (verbal, non-verbal, visual, written) and media (face to face, electronic, paper-based)
- Employs the technical conventions of language (spelling, punctuation, grammar, etc.) correctly
- Listens actively, asking questions as required to check own understanding
- Solicits feedback from audience to gauge the effectiveness of the communication
- Anticipates reactions to communication and plans responses in advance
- Discusses audit findings and their impacts professionally and confidently with appropriate levels of the organization
- Interprets and uses body language to reinforce communication
- Uses graphical methods to communicate processes and other complex information
- Delivers information in a structured fashion to foster learning and development among members of the audience
- Applies appropriate communication skills in interviews
Persuasion and Collaboration:
- Upholds service orientated attitude
- Anticipates and makes allowances for the impact of own interpersonal style on others when communicating and building relationships
- Manages conflict by negotiating and resolving disagreements
- Takes account of an organization’s politics and acts accordingly
- Puts people at ease and builds open, constructive relationships with all parties
- Identifies and manages the needs and expectations of the stakeholders
- Collaborates with others and encourages others to work collaboratively
- Leads by example with regard to respect, helpfulness and cooperation
- Maintains independence and objectivity in all situations
- Recognizes own limitations and seeks advice and support where required
- Respects confidentiality and secures the trust of other parties
- Participates fully as a team player
- Works to remove organizational barriers and identifies resources to assist the internal audit team
- Applies a knowledge of motivation theory and group dynamics when encouraging others
- Nurtures and builds effective partnerships with audit engagement clients to achieve results
- Shows resilience in difficult situations to push through resistance and then work with people in a constructive manner
- Makes a positive impact on others, demonstrates credibility and secures respect and cooperation
- Uses a range of strategies to build active consensus and support
Critical Thinking:
- Maintains curiosity and exercises professional skepticism
- Ensures that information in decision making is relevant, accurate and sufficient
- Selects and uses a variety of manual and automated tools and techniques to obtain data and other information on business process
- Analyzes and appraises the efficiency and effectiveness of business processes
- Applies problem solving techniques for routine situations
- Uses critical thinking to identify and propose tactics for business process improvement
- Applies data collection, data mining, data analysis and statistical techniques
- Ensures that the relevant tools and techniques are used during the business process analysis
- Selects and uses appropriate research, business intelligence and problem-solving techniques to analyze and solve complex situations
- Assists management in finding practical solutions to address issues identified through audit activity
Internal Audit Delivery:
- Maintains objectivity throughout the audit engagements
- Applies the organization’s audit methodology and carries out the audit procedures to meet the specific audit engagement objectives
- Manages all resources efficiently to ensure the engagement objectives are met
- Demonstrates efficiency and persistence, managing own time and ensuring engagement deadlines and objectives are met
- Selects and applies the appropriate tools and techniques to data gathering, analysis and interpretation, and reporting
- Plans and conducts audit engagements to identify key risks and controls
- Obtains reliable, relevant and sufficient evidence and evaluates critically
- Develops and ensures that working papers are a true reflection of all activities performed during the audit engagement
- Presents findings and proposes recommendations that deal with root cause of issues and impact to the organization
- Follows up with management to ensure that management actions have been effectively implemented or that senior management has accepted the risk of not taking action
- Supervises the execution of audit engagements to ensure that objectives are met and quality is assured
- Develops, implements and monitors project plans to ensure delivery in accordance with agreed timelines
- Provides assurance and advisory services to senior management and the board
- Ensures that the scope of work is appropriate for the audit assignment
Improvement and Innovation:
- Initiates and manages change within sphere of responsibility
- Encourages others to embrace change by explaining the intended benefits
- Identifies the risks associated with change and adapts audit activity to manage the risks
- Assesses the potential barriers and resources for change initiatives
- Maintains personal performance and effectiveness in changing and ambiguous environments
- Accommodates new priorities and implements positive changes in area of work
- Anticipates reactions to change and adapts own style to support others
- Seeks and justifies opportunities for continuous improvement
- Encourages others to propose innovative ideas and provides positive feedback to ensure new ideas are progressed
- Contributes to insight and proposals for change and improvement
- Investigates and analyzes the reasons for change in the organization
- Implements change programs across the audit function and team
- Adjusts team priorities to new and changing priorities of the organization
QUALIFICATIONS:
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Language Skills: Ability to read, analyze, and interpret financial reports and legal documents. Ability to respond to common inquiries from business unit leaders. Ability to effectively present information to Corporate, business unit and/or segment management.
Mathematical Skills: Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest, commissions, proportions, and percentages. Ability to apply concepts such as fractions, percentages, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Ability to work with mathematical concepts such as probability and statistical inference.
Reasoning Ability: Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form. Ability to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations.
Computer Skills: To perform this job successfully, an individual should have knowledge of MS Outlook; MS Excel and MS Word software.
Corporate: Strong knowledge of corporate organization.
Reporting: Ability to efficiently summarize and provide timely report on the status of ongoing activities.
What can Teledyne offer YOU?
A Competitive Salary & Benefits Package
Excellent Health, Dental & Vision
Paid Vacation Time
Paid Sick Time
Life Insurance Benefits
Paid Holidays
401(k) Eligibility
Employee Stock Purchase Plan
Educational Tuitional Reimbursement