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Conduct IT audits and SOX compliance assessments, evaluate internal controls and risk processes, analyze financial information, and identify business improvements. Use AI, data analysis, visualization, and modeling to improve audit effectiveness. Collaborate with clients, manage stakeholders, prepare audit reports, apply GAAS and GAAP, and mentor junior team members while maintaining professional and technical standards.
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Optimizes clients’ capital programs and infrastructure projects by analyzing needs, developing operational strategies, improving processes, and managing project delivery. Responsibilities include establishing governance and controls, analyzing data, creating visual reports, managing budgets, and improving operational performance. The role also supports business process consulting, develops client relationships, and contributes to team leadership and service delivery improvements.
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