Emera IT Audit Director Position (Halifax Regional Municipality)

Emera IT Audit Director Position (Halifax Regional Municipality)

21 Sep
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Socket.dev
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Halifax Regional Municipality

21 Sep

Socket.dev

Halifax Regional Municipality

Elevate your career with Emera as the IT Audit Director in Halifax, Nova Scotia. This role offers the opportunity to lead a dedicated audit team while addressing technology risks in a forward-thinking company. In this strategic position, you will direct the IT-focused audit function, ensuring effective management of SOX ITGC testing and audits.

Building strong networks with senior leaders and external auditors is crucial for providing insightful, objective audits. Your expertise will help guide the team toward meeting significant technology challenges within the energy sector. Key Responsibilities:

- Oversee IT audits and advisory services
- Manage audit team members and external resources
- Maintain a proactive risk-based audit approach
- Deliver IT audit findings to senior leadership
- Ensure adherence to Global Internal Audit Standards Requirements:
- Qualified qualifications (CISA, CIA, CPA)
- Minimum ten years in audit, three in management roles
- In-depth knowledge of auditing processes
- Proven ability to communicate complex information
- Strong analytical and interpersonal skills Your experience will play a key role in enhancing Emera’s technological oversight and energy solutions.

📌 Emera IT Audit Director Position (Halifax Regional Municipality)
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📍 Halifax Regional Municipality

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