Skill

Internal Auditing

Finance and Accounting

Internal auditing is an independent, objective function within an organization that evaluates the effectiveness of risk management, internal controls, and governance processes. Internal auditors, often reporting to an audit committee or board, review financial records, operational procedures, and compliance practices to identify inefficiencies, fraud risk, or control weaknesses. It differs from external auditing in that it serves management and the board rather than producing a public opinion for shareholders.

Open roles requiring Internal Auditing (1)

Specialist, Audit (Hybrid - Rahway, NJ)

Merck

Full-time · Rahway, NJ · $79,200 – $124,700

This role performs financial, operational, and IT audits for a large organization, executing audit procedures, analyzing control environments, and documenting findings across domestic and international engagements. It suits someone with accounting education and early audit experience who wants to build expertise in internal controls and risk assessment within a structured, methodical profession.

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Roles that use Internal Auditing

• Auditor1

• Internal Controls
• ISO 9001
• Compliance Auditing
• ISO 19011
• Risk Management
• Audit Planning
• ISO 9000 Series
• COSO
• External Auditing