Network & Systems Integration Engineer

Role Duties and Responsibilities

• Conducts compliance and integrity audits, inspections, reviews, and audit tests in accordance with international auditing standards, and ACT audit policies and procedures. Reviews protocols and advises ACT leadership on regulations and policies.
• Assess and evaluate ACT’s compliance with applicable laws and regulations. This involves conducting detailed reviews of travel activities (travel plans, travel approvals, travel claims, etc.).
• Analyze, consolidate, and update the ACT audit universe (requires significant spreadsheet analysis) to reflect the actual activities undertaken, in Travel, Finance, programmes of work, and Human Resources. Reconciliation and joining of branch information and plans will be necessary to provide organizational overview, branch review, and deep dive audits and inspections where necessary.
• Determine the effectiveness of management response to previous audit recommendations, internal control risk and compliance with applicable NATO and ACT financial policies. Support senior leadership in their daily decision-making relating to emerging travel non-compliance and ACT’s implementation of NATO’s and ACT’s anti-fraud and corruption strategies and directives.
• Respond to potentially serious or irregular compliance issues and violations, and consults with management on appropriate responses.
• Support to other audit activities approved in ACT’s annual Risk Based Audit Plan covering all aspects of the ACT audit universe.
• Analyze internal audit processes and update ACT internal audit manuals to adapt to agile auditing of areas that rapidly changes within the yearly planning cycle.
• Develop and conduct audit risk assessment of ACT resource management activities to continue risk-based auditing and identify risk areas. When needed, update internal audit methodology to reflect the right risk assessments and audit universe.
• Review the execution, implementation, status and effectiveness of ACT’s travel management and risk management process; report on the status and effectiveness of risk registers and advise on all governance issues arising from these reviews.
• To undertake ad-hoc analyses and studies if relevant as tasked by the Chief of Staff and ACT Head of Internal Audit.

Essential Skills and Experience

• 6 or more years of experience performing compliance, integrity, and/or forensic auditing.
• 4 or more years of experience in travel management (and associated Internal Controls) and/or auditing travel management (planning, requisitions, claim liquidation, etc.) in a large organization.
• Experience in retrieving, compiling, structuring, statistical and non-statistical sampling, and analyzing large data sets of financial and travel information.
• Experience with Accounting software and Microsoft office, particularly Excel, PowerPoint and Word applications.
• Hold a recognized professional fraud examiner (CFE) and/or professional accounting (CPA, CMA, etc.) qualification.
• Proven forensic accounting or forensic investigation experience.
• Proven ability to communicate clearly and persuasively, both orally and in writing to senior management (specialist and non-specialist audiences).
• Without conflicts of interest with any ACT staff.

Education

Language Proficiency

Working Location

• Norfolk, VA, USA

Working Policy

Contract Duration

Security Clearance