Global Internal Auditor

Malaria Consortium is recruiting for a Global Internal Auditor to join our team in London, UK.

The role of the Global Internal Auditor is regarded as integral to the organisation’s structure and is responsible for assessing the adequacy and effectiveness of the system of risk management and internal controls; reviewing and evaluating compliance with policies, plans, procedures, donor agreements, laws and regulations; assessing the reliability and integrity of information; and the safeguarding of assets including people. This encompasses all areas of its operation from programme management, technical, human resources, operations, finance and IT. The Global Internal Auditor will be expected to appraise and test these systems to provide assurance on their adequacy to effectively accomplish Malaria Consortium’s objectives.

The role of Global Internal Auditor must also monitor and drive the implementation of recommendations to promptly and effectively correct internal control weaknesses. The Global Internal Auditor will work with the Internal Audit Manager to conduct investigations to detect and quantify or prevent irregularities at the request of the Chief Executive, Finance Director and the Board of Trustees.

The role needs to be aware of risks facing the organisation both internally and externally and support management to adopt solutions which address the root cause analysis of issues identified.

The successful candidate will have:

• Qualified CIPPF, MIIA, ACA, CPFA, CIMA, Accountant or other professional accounting/auditing qualification or equivalent
• Substantial auditing experience at a senior level in a medium to large sized internationally recognised professional accounting firm or organisation
• Sound knowledge and experience of auditing not-for profit organisations
• Experience working on an international NGO
• Knowledge of NGO donors
• Committed to Malaria Consortium’s vision and mission.

To apply for this position you will need to have the right to work in the UK.

We are currently hybrid working with some requirements to work at the London office, however the postholder must reside in England for the duration of the role.