Internal Audit Jobs

This QA Technician role supports the Quality Assurance team within Cargill's Food & Beverage Operations, focusing on safe and responsible production. Key responsibilities include conducting routine and non-routine analyses of raw materials and finished products, reviewing data to identify deviations, and collaborating with production teams to resolve quality issues. The position also involves performing detailed product inspections, maintaining accurate documentation, and participating in internal audits. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can apply laboratory skills to ensure regulatory compliance and product safety. It offers a dynamic, fast-paced setting with opportunities to contribute to continuous improvement and quality policy development.

This QA Technician role supports the Quality Assurance team within Cargill's Food & Beverage Operations, focusing on ensuring product safety and regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities include conducting routine and non-routine laboratory analyses of raw materials and finished products, reviewing data for discrepancies, and collaborating with production teams to resolve quality issues. The position also involves performing detailed shipment inspections, maintaining accurate documentation, and participating in internal audits. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment dedicated to feeding the world responsibly, offering opportunities to work with advanced analytical instrumentation in a fast-paced setting. The position is based on-site within the operations facility and provides a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

This QA Technician role supports the Quality Assurance team within Cargill's Food & Beverage Operations, focusing on ensuring products meet rigorous safety and quality standards. Key responsibilities include conducting routine and non-routine laboratory analyses of raw materials and finished goods, reviewing data to identify deviations, and collaborating with production teams to resolve quality issues. The position also involves performing detailed product inspections, maintaining accurate documentation, and participating in internal audits. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment dedicated to feeding the world responsibly, offering opportunities to work with advanced analytical instrumentation in a fast-paced setting. The position is based on-site within the operations facility and provides a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

This QA Technician role supports the Quality Assurance team within Cargill's Food & Beverage Operations, focusing on safe and responsible food production. Key responsibilities include conducting routine and non-routine laboratory analyses of raw materials and finished products, reviewing data to identify deviations, and performing detailed inspections to ensure regulatory compliance. The position also involves collaborating with production teams to resolve quality issues and maintaining accurate documentation for internal audits. The role appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization that prioritizes community and environmental impact. It offers a dynamic work environment with opportunities for professional growth and a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

This QA Technician role supports the Quality Assurance team within Cargill's Food & Beverage Operations, focusing on safe and responsible food production. Key responsibilities include conducting routine and non-routine laboratory analyses of raw materials and finished products, reviewing data to identify deviations, and collaborating with production teams to resolve quality issues. The position also involves performing detailed shipment inspections, maintaining accurate documentation, and participating in internal audits. The role appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization that prioritizes community and environmental impact. Candidates benefit from a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, and life insurance, along with a 401k plan. The position requires strong laboratory skills and offers opportunities for growth within a dynamic, fast-paced environment.

This QA Technician role supports the Quality Assurance team within Cargill's Food & Beverage Operations, aligning with the mission to deliver safe and responsible food products. Key responsibilities include conducting routine and non-routine laboratory analyses of raw materials and finished goods, reviewing data to identify deviations, and collaborating with production teams to resolve quality issues. The position also involves performing detailed product inspections, maintaining accurate documentation, and participating in internal audits. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment where attention to detail and problem-solving directly impact food safety standards. Opportunities for professional growth are supported by a comprehensive benefits package and a culture that values continuous improvement and regulatory compliance.

This QA Technician role supports the Quality Assurance team within Cargill's Food & Beverage Operations, focusing on ensuring products meet rigorous safety and quality standards. Key responsibilities include conducting routine and non-routine laboratory analyses of raw materials and finished goods, reviewing data to identify deviations, and collaborating with production teams to resolve quality issues. The position also involves performing detailed product inspections, maintaining accurate documentation, and participating in internal audits. The role appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking to contribute to a mission of feeding the world responsibly. It offers a dynamic environment with opportunities for professional growth and a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

The Quality Manager role leads the Quality department within a precision machining environment, reporting directly to the General Manager. Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining IATF 16949 and ISO 9001 compliance systems, leading the quality team through mentorship and training, and driving continuous improvement initiatives using Six Sigma and Lean methodologies. The position involves overseeing control plans, managing root cause analysis for defects, and serving as the primary liaison for customer and supplier quality audits. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a leadership position in a dynamic manufacturing setting where data-driven decision-making and cross-functional collaboration are central to operational success.

The Accounting Manager role operates within a hybrid model in Duluth, Georgia, reporting to the Senior Director of Accounting. This position oversees critical accounting functions including rebates, leases, accounts payable, and legal compliance while managing a team of senior and offshore accountants. Key responsibilities include leading month-end close activities, reviewing financial statements and reconciliations, and driving process standardization across regions. The role appeals to candidates seeking leadership opportunities in a fast-paced environment, offering the chance to implement system enhancements and participate in cross-functional projects. The position supports a collaborative culture with a focus on professional growth, internal controls, and strategic financial analysis within a large, established staffing organization.

The Senior Manager, Controls, Policies and Governance role operates within the Controller's Group at The Coca-Cola Company, serving as the primary governance point of contact for the Latin America region. Key responsibilities include overseeing SOX compliance and internal control effectiveness, leading transformation initiatives to automate and simplify governance processes, and establishing controls for emerging sustainability reporting requirements. The position requires balancing business risk with strict policy adherence while collaborating with global stakeholders to drive consistent risk management. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking global impact, exposure to advanced digital tools like Power BI, and a collaborative culture that values continuous learning and inclusive growth. The role is based in Atlanta with a hybrid work arrangement and requires up to 25% travel.

This contract role serves as a Principal Business Analyst specializing in cost controls within the government sector, based in Aiken, SC with a hybrid work arrangement. The position involves advising senior leadership on project controls, financial analysis, and scheduling for complex programs while ensuring compliance with federal regulations such as FAR, DEAR, and CAS. Key responsibilities include developing project baselines, leading financial risk analyses, and providing strategic direction to cross-functional teams. The role is appealing for its opportunity to guide high-level strategic initiatives, mentor project controls staff, and work with advanced accounting systems in a mission-driven environment.

This full-time Senior Accountant role within the Fiscal Services department at Bitterroot Health supports financial reporting, consolidation, and analysis for a hospital entity. Key responsibilities include recording recurring and adjusting journal entries, performing monthly variance analysis between budget and actual results, and executing account reconciliations to the general ledger. The position also involves preparing supporting schedules for annual budgets and audits. The role offers a collaborative environment in Hamilton, Montana, with opportunities for professional growth in the healthcare sector. Candidates are expected to have a Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance and five years of progressive experience, with a CPA certification preferred. The position is based on-site and includes a comprehensive benefits package.

The Senior Accountant role within the Gross Margin team at Leaf Home focuses on managing revenue, cost of goods sold, and balance sheet integrity for assigned subsidiaries. Key responsibilities include preparing complex journal entries, performing monthly account reconciliations, conducting variance analysis, and supporting external audits while driving process improvements. This position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive, inclusive culture recognized as a Great Place to Work, offering significant opportunities for professional growth and mentorship. The role is based at a stationary location with no travel required, providing a stable environment within a rapidly expanding home improvement company.

The Controllership AI & Automation Transformation Lead role at Axon focuses on driving efficiency and innovation within the finance and accounting functions through artificial intelligence and automation. The position involves defining a strategic transformation roadmap, identifying high-value opportunities for process improvement, and partnering with IT and engineering teams to build scalable solutions. Key responsibilities include developing ROI cases, validating analytics for audit readiness, and leading change management initiatives to ensure adoption across the Controllership team. This position is appealing for its mission-driven culture centered on protecting life, offering a fast-paced environment where employees can take ownership of impactful projects. The role is based in the Boston office with a hybrid work arrangement, requiring onsite presence from Tuesday through Friday to foster collaboration and mentorship.

The Health, Safety and Environment Specialist role supports Gulf Coast operations within Plains, a leading transportation and midstream provider. The position focuses on strengthening safety culture and ensuring regulatory compliance across pipeline, terminal, and trucking assets. Key responsibilities include maintaining environmental compliance with federal and state regulations, managing incident investigations and root-cause analysis, and partnering with operations during external audits and inspections. The role requires significant field presence, approximately 75% of the time, along with participation in emergency response rotations and occasional overnight travel. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative environment that values growth and well-being, offering a comprehensive benefits package and the chance to work with industry-leading assets in a fast-paced setting.

The Payroll Specialist I role within the District Office supports the Assistant Director of Finance by managing the accurate and timely processing of bi-weekly and monthly payroll for all district employees. Key responsibilities include calculating wages, overtime, and deductions, maintaining the automated time and attendance system, and ensuring strict compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. The position also involves resolving payroll discrepancies, managing employee leave plans, and handling sensitive data with confidentiality. This full-time, on-site position offers a stable 12-month schedule within a collaborative educational environment, appealing to candidates with strong analytical skills and a background in accounting who value precision and organizational impact.

The Waste Management Manager role supports the Los Alamos Legacy Cleanup Contract at the U.S. Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration. This position involves overseeing groundwater sampling, surface water monitoring, and the full lifecycle of waste identification, characterization, storage, and disposal. Key responsibilities include maintaining daily waste inventories, ensuring compliance with RCRA and DOE regulations, conducting site audits, and training project staff on hazardous and radioactive waste protocols. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to a critical national cleanup mission within a collaborative team environment. The position requires on-site work at the laboratory with occasional exposure to field conditions and drilling activities.

The Accounts Receivable Coordinator II role supports the US drilling and service business by managing the submission of invoices through third-party electronic portals. Key responsibilities include interpreting commercial contract language, updating price books, and resolving invoice disputes using systems like HighRadius and various eInvoicing platforms. The position requires coordinating with internal teams and external buyers to ensure timely and accurate billing submissions. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a position that values analytical problem-solving and process improvement within a specialized industry. The role offers a chance to work with advanced ERP systems and contributes to the financial efficiency of the department. The position is based in the office with potential flexibility for after-hours work as needed.

This Quality Engineer role within Johnson Controls' Manufacturing team focuses on developing and maintaining quality systems for smart building solutions. Key responsibilities include conducting root cause analysis, implementing corrective actions, and utilizing statistical methods to drive continuous improvement and reduce defects. The position involves leading audits, collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams, and supporting new product introductions. The role appeals to professionals seeking a safety-focused and inclusive environment where they can contribute to global sustainability initiatives. It offers opportunities for professional growth through training and certification support, with a work arrangement centered on manufacturing operations.

The Payroll Specialist II role serves as a key member of the City of Atlanta's Shared Services team, managing accurate and timely payroll processing for over 9,000 employees. Key responsibilities include acting as the primary contact for payroll inquiries, verifying data accuracy with Human Resources, resolving complex discrepancies, and ensuring strict compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. The position also involves maintaining detailed records, preparing balance sheet reconciliations, and recommending process improvements to enhance efficiency. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a stable environment within a large public sector organization, offering the chance to work with advanced ERP systems like Oracle Cloud and Kronos while contributing to a collaborative team culture focused on high-quality customer service and operational integrity.

This Director of Operations role leads manufacturing, supply chain, and quality functions for a global leader in precision power electronics and control systems based in Rochester. The position oversees end-to-end production processes including electronics assembly, testing, and box build while managing critical relationships with Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers. Key responsibilities include maintaining ISO and industry-specific certifications, implementing Lean and Six Sigma initiatives to drive efficiency, and leading cross-functional teams to ensure compliance with strict regulations in aerospace, medical, and semiconductor sectors. The role appeals to experienced leaders seeking a hands-on player-coach environment where they can directly influence operational excellence and product reliability. The position is primarily onsite with a mix of strategic planning and floor oversight, offering opportunities for professional growth within a high-reliability engineering culture.

The Director, Control Management role leads a diverse team within the U.S. Consumer Services division to embed risk management into daily operations across travel, lifestyle, and insurance portfolios. Key responsibilities include identifying and assessing operational risks, facilitating risk control self-assessments, and leveraging AI and advanced analytics to modernize monitoring practices. The position requires extensive collaboration with business units to ensure regulatory compliance and resilience. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to drive strategic modernization in a high-impact financial services environment, offering the chance to shape enterprise-wide risk culture and mentor high-performing professionals across multiple geographies.

This Vice President of Compliance role serves as a critical leadership position within the Global Risk & Compliance Organization, providing independent oversight for the U.S. Credit and Fraud Risk and Customer Protection operations. The position involves leading a team to challenge business stakeholders on regulatory requirements, managing compliance risk strategies across the entire credit lifecycle, and ensuring effective issue management and regulatory examination support. The role appeals to candidates seeking to drive continuous improvement and foster a strong compliance culture within a 175-year-old innovative organization. It offers opportunities for significant career growth, professional development, and a flexible working model that accommodates hybrid, onsite, or virtual arrangements.

This Associate Vice President role within the credit fraud acquisitions strategy team focuses on overseeing fraud model performance and driving data-driven remediation. Key responsibilities include conducting root cause analysis on deteriorating models, developing strategic action plans to address performance issues, and creating clear executive summaries to communicate technical findings. The position requires close collaboration with model developers, validation teams, and cross-functional partners to ensure robust governance and effective fraud strategies. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with flexibility to work from home near a hub or in an office, fostering a collaborative environment within an inclusive culture that values professional growth and strategic impact.

The Center Clinical Manager is a leadership role within a rapidly expanding, physician-led healthcare organization focused on senior care. This position oversees daily back-office operations, including clinical quality, compliance, human resources, and patient experience. Key responsibilities involve managing and mentoring clinical staff, optimizing staffing schedules, utilizing data analytics to drive performance metrics, and ensuring regulatory adherence. The role appeals to entrepreneurial professionals seeking to transform healthcare delivery for seniors within a family-owned culture that prioritizes work-life balance and career growth. The position is onsite with occasional local or regional travel required.