Job Description What’s in it for you? You will support the Head of Internal Audit with running the day-to-day audit function by completing internal audit reviews as well as providing input on the annual internal audit plan and strategic direction of the team. You will continue to develop our internal methodologies and approach to internal audit and look to position yourself as a risk and controls expert across a broad range of topics. You need to hit the ground running and begin adding value in audits within weeks of arriving. You will need to form key partnerships quickly and will work with a varied group of stakeholders at all levels (including at C-suite and Board level). The team: You will be joining the established Octopus Capital internal audit team and performing internal audit reviews across all parts of the Octopus group. We are a team of three who work closely together to share knowledge and insight and there is the opportunity to perform reviews across a variety of risk areas and products. Collaborating with stakeholders across the business internal audit at Octopus takes a risk-based approach that supports the commercial aims of our entrepreneurial business with a focus on business partnering and advisory rather than a tick-box-based approach to audit. What will you be doing? As an audit manager you will take ownership of the end-to-end audit process from design and scope through to delivery and reporting, including determining the scope of audit reviews, reviewing the design and effectiveness of internal controls, conducting audit testing with precise and legal documentation and quantifying risks to make recommendations. Working with stakeholders to ensure accurate, appropriate and timely reporting both verbally and via comprehensive and complete audit reports that positions internal audit as a valued and respected department across Octopus. Ownership of the internal audit issue tracker to ensure that recommendations are being implemented by the business in a timely manner. Identifying emerging industry and regulatory issues and assessing their implications, as well as adopting innovative technologies and methods that improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the audit process. Exercising individual judgement and initiative when deciding audit coverage, sources of information, and severity of issues.