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Assess risk by cycle and by operation according to priorities;
Ensure compliance with all applicable procedures and, if necessary, propose improvements;
Travel on site for internal control and/or audit missions;
Control cycles according to the level of risk;
Develop and validate audit reports by the hierarchy, respecting standards and deadlines;
Follow-up, in collaboration with the MAF/RAF, on the compliance of validated recommendations;
Organize and carry out ad hoc audits according to the specific requests of the hierarchy;
Check the implementation and consistency of control states against Castel Group standards.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Holder of a Master's degree (Bac+5) in Management Audit and Control, Accounting or equivalent field;
Experience
2 years of experience in an auditor’s position or in internal control;
Mastery of audit methodologies, risk management and the internal control program;
Has a strong capacity for analysis, synthesis, a keen sense of rigor;
Is proactive and promissory;
It has great availability.
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