Internal Audit Manager

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC); Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is seeking an experienced Internal Audit Manager to lead end-to-end, risk-based audits within a large, complex organisation.

The role involves contributing to the audit plan and strategy, strengthening controls, and providing practical assurance to senior stakeholders. Expect stakeholder engagement, data analytics, and governance reporting, with a flexible hybrid setup and occasional in-London office work.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering complex risk-based audits.
• Professional qualification such as IIA/CIA, ACA or ACCA.
• Full UK working rights and relevant UK experience.

Responsibilities

• Deliver end-to-end risk-based internal audits.
• Contribute to the wider audit plan and internal audit strategy.
• Assess controls, identify improvements and provide assurance to stakeholders.
• Report to senior management and Audit & Risk Committees.

Skills

Internal audit

Stakeholder management

Data analytics

Auditing standards

Education

IIA/CIA

ACA

ACCA

Job description

I'm working on a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Internal Audit Manager to join an established function within a large, complex and purpose-led organisation.

This is a broad, hands-on position where you'll take responsibility for delivering end-to-end risk-based internal audits, while also contributing to the wider audit plan and internal audit strategy. You'll work across a varied organisation, assessing controls, identifying improvements and providing practical assurance and advice to senior stakeholders.

There's plenty of variety beyond pure audit delivery, including involvement in risk management, data analytics, audit technology and reporting to senior management and Audit & Risk Committees. You'll also have opportunities to deputise for senior members of the function.

You'll need strong experience delivering complex risk-based audits, excellent stakeholder management skills and a relevant professional qualification such as IIA/CIA, ACA or ACCA.

The role offers a highly flexible hybrid working arrangement, with typically just one day per week in the London office.

Applicants must have full UK working rights and relevant UK experience. Unfortunately, sponsorship is not available.