Work Location:
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Hours:
40
Pay Details:
$92,220 - $138,330 USD
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Line of Business:
Audit
Job Description:
The Audit Manager II ( Business Intelligence Engineering) provides specialized expertise to help guide the planning, risk assessment, and execution of audits. This role plays an essential part in shaping the strategic direction of the audit function, while fostering alignment with enterprise risk frameworks and supporting the broader audit strategy. Lead and/or provide supervisory oversight to complex audits and ensure completion.
Day to day:
The Audit Manager II, Business Intelligence Engineering is responsible for transforming audit and operational data into meaningful insights that support strategic decision making across Internal Audit. This role partners with audit leadership, auditors, data providers, and technology teams to design and deliver reporting solutions, dashboards, key performance indicators, and analytical insights that improve transparency, efficiency, and risk management. The successful candidate combines strong analytical thinking, data visualization expertise, and business acumen to help drive data-informed decisions and continuous improvement across the audit function.
- Develop and maintain dashboards, scorecards, reports, and visualizations that provide meaningful insights into audit performance, risk exposure, strategic initiatives, and operational effectiveness.
- Partner with audit leadership and business stakeholders to understand reporting requirements and translate business needs into analytical solutions.
- Analyze audit, risk, issue management, and operational data to identify trends, patterns, emerging risks, and improvement opportunities.
- Design and maintain key performance indicators (KPIs), key risk indicators (KRIs), and management reporting used to support executive decision making.
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