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Hitachi Energy Services SP. Z O.O. Kraków seeks a Forensic Audit Manager to lead a 3–4 person team in investigating integrity violations and strengthening controls.
You will apply advanced finance and forensic accounting skills to reconstruct transactions, quantify losses, and guide cross-border investigations across OSI and Internal Audit. The role demands high integrity and collaboration. The position requires experience with SAP S/4HANA, Ariba/Concur, Power BI/Tableau, and eDiscovery tools,
Location:
Krakow, Lesser Poland, Poland
Job ID:
R0144234
Date Posted:
2026-10-09
Company Name:
HITACHI ENERGY SERVICES SP. Z O.O.
Profession (Job Category):
Legal, Compliance & Audit
Job Schedule:
Full time
Remote:
No
Internal Audit is an independent and objective organization and an integral part of the Finance function. In the current set-up, the Internal Audit department supports occasionally the Office of Special Investigations (OSI) in investigating alleged integrity violations of the Hitachi Group Code of Ethics and Business Conduct and internal policies, end-to-end lifecycle management of integrity concerns and reports outcomes to the appropriate disciplinary and decision-making bodies.
In the future set up, the newly created Forensic Audit team will fully dedicate their resources in supporting on any alleged integrity violations related to finance and forensic accounting, but will also assist in other so-called “License to Operate” investigations (such as Bribery & Corruption, Conflicts of Interest, theft, embezzlement, and other fraud related issues).
The Forensic Audit Manager strengthens this mandate as head of the Forensic Audit team (in total 3 to 4 individuals) but will also be working within the operations of the investigation process. Acting as OSI’s extended investigative arm and as the subject matter expert for finance and forensic accounting, the role leads assigned investigative work and supports investigations led by OSI across the full investigation lifecycle. Integrity investigations include complex, sensitive and cross-border investigations.
Reporting to the Head of Internal Audit and functional reporting to the Head of OSI.
Joint governance between Internal Audit and OSI for target setting, performance management, case allocation, availability and capacity management, and competence and career development.
OSI owns and leads investigations; the forensic audit team performs investigative work under the agreed mandate and case governance.
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