Audit Manager I (US) Internal Audit Learning and Development

Hours:

40

Pay Details:

$75,020 - $125,180 USD

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Line of Business:

Audit

Job Description:

The Audit Manager I executes audit projects for an assigned business, function or project as part of a team or as an individual contributor and/or provide subject matter expertise on audit projects ranging in complexity. May manage/lead a number of moderately complex audit related engagement and/or projects/initiatives. and has responsibility for completion of corresponding work.

Additionally, this role serves primarily as a Learning Administrator—owning the day-to-day coordination and administration of the training program. This role is responsible for maintaining the training calendar, scheduling courses, managing course enrollment and rosters, tracking attendance and completion, coordinating makeup requirements, and issuing/recording CPE credit in accordance with internal requirements. The role responds to learner and stakeholder questions, partners with facilitators and content owners to ensure accurate logistics and communications, and maintains clean, reliable learning records (e.g., avoiding duplicate enrollments, reconciling attendance, and following up on missing completions). In addition, this role provides support for instructional design and delivery activities, such as creating and/or updating course materials and job aids, formatting and publishing learning content, preparing facilitator guides, and assisting with facilitation as needed. Occasional travel as needed.

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