Ontario Teachers

Senior Manager, Audit Services (16 month contract)

Toronto, Canada · Senior

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 30 days ago

Data AnalysisAccountingValuationAuditingResearchCollaborationInternal AuditActuarial ScienceCFA

About the role

The Senior Manager, Audit Services is responsible for enhancing and protecting Ontario Teachers' organizational value and reputation, and to improve its operations by providing risk-based, independent, and objective assurance, advice and insight.

Build individual capability to perform data analytics and propose ways to apply learned skills to improve the quality of assigned audits.
Research and develop audit approaches and techniques to ensure continued applicability to the risks and controls of the business.
Expert knowledge of audit techniques, including evaluation of internal controls, design of questionnaires, sampling, flow charting, tests of internal controls, and detailed substantive tests.
Good understanding of information technology and system based controls in order to perform select IT auditing procedures in the Investment, Member Services, and Corporate areas.
Maintain ongoing contacts and participate in discussions with peers in the auditing community to ensure awareness of developments in audit approaches.

Master's degree in a related field an asset (e.g. MBA, MQF).
10+ years of auditing and related experience.
Undergraduate degree in related field: B.Comm, BBA, B.Acc.
Knowledge of analytical audit software is desirable (PowerBI, ACL, IDEA or MKinsight).
Thorough knowledge of the financial services industry with experience through direct employment, external auditing or consulting.
Thorough knowledge of investments, including complex investment strategies and complex investment products including derivatives, hedge funds, fixed income, publicly traded equities and private equities.
5-6 years of auditing and related experience if CPA or CIA designation holder (experience may have been gained while attaining the designation)
10+ years of auditing and related experience if no CPA, CIA or Master's Degree

Plan, organize, and establish audit objectives, priorities, methodology and procedures, including the preparation of the annual audit risk assessment.
Independently plan and coordinate the completion of a set of projects on the annual audit plan, ensuring all audits are executed, documented, communicated and action items agreed within a 12-month period.
Maintain a sufficient and current understanding of the entire organization and the underlying risks in order to provide significant input during the annual audit risk assessment.

Understanding of actuarial valuation principles, and pension industry and related legislation, policy and regulations.
Our Flexible Travel Program gives you the option to work abroad in another region/country for up to a month each year
Keep abreast of industry best practices, including investment, accounting, valuation, and pension pronouncements.
Accommodations are available upon request (peopleandculture@otpp.com) for candidates with a disability taking part in the recruitment process and once hired.

You may be invited to complete a pre-recorded digital interview as part of your application.

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