Global Internal Auditor: Risk, Controls & Improvement

Alleima; Stockholms kommun; On-site; SEK 550,000 - 720,000; Full time

Job summary

Alleima seeks an Internal Auditor to join the Group Internal Audit function. You will work across businesses, functions and sites, delivering risk-based audit work to strengthen controls and governance. Your analyses will influence processes and improvements for global operations.

You will collaborate with stakeholders at various levels, communicate findings clearly in English and Swedish, and participate in developing audit methodologies for a continuous improvement culture.

Qualifications

• Relevant degree or equivalent experience in accounting or finance.
• Knowledge of internal audit concepts and risk management.
• Strong analytical skills and business sense.
• Fluent in English and Swedish, both written and spoken.
• Professional certifications such as CIA, CPA, ACCA or CISA are a plus but not required.

Responsibilities

• Plan and conduct risk-based internal audits across functions and locations.
• Evaluate business processes, controls and compliance with requirements.
• Identify risks and improvement opportunities; communicate findings clearly.
• Develop practical recommendations with stakeholders and follow up actions.
• Build relationships while maintaining independence and integrity of internal audit.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Risk assessment

Internal controls

Stakeholder management

English & Swedish communication

Education

University degree in Accounting/Finance/Business Administration

Job description

Alleima seeks an Internal Auditor to join the Group Internal Audit function. You will work across businesses, functions and sites, delivering risk-based audit work to strengthen controls and governance. Your analyses will influence processes and improvements for global operations.

You will collaborate with stakeholders at various levels, communicate findings clearly in English and Swedish, and participate in developing audit methodologies for a continuous improvement culture.