PpInternal Auditor ) /p h3Overview /h3 pIn the Internal Audit Branch of the Office of the Inspector‑General at FAO headquarters in Rome, the Internal Auditor will plan and execute audit assurance and advisory engagements to provide independent and objective assurance and advice to senior FAO management and governing bodies. /p h3Key Results /h3 pThe planning and execution of audit engagements at headquarters and/or field offices to ensure that programs and operations comply with economy, efficiency, effectiveness and ethical standards. /p h3Responsibilities /h3 ul liPlan and conduct audit assurance and advisory engagements following IPPF standards. /li liPrepare electronic working papers using TeamMate and support audit observations. /li liDraft audit reports and present findings orally and in writing to the Inspector‑General and FAO management. /li liProvide specialist advice to managers across the organization. /li liParticipate in project, programme, operational and special reviews, and in organization‑wide working groups. /li liPromote capacity development in internal auditing and provide on‑the‑job training. /li liContribute to the OIG Internal Audit Quality Assurance and Improvement Programme and the Internal Audit Manual. /li liDevelop and enhance internal audit tools and techniques, including data, technology and AI applications. /li liSupport OIG’s communication strategy through outreach activities. /li liFacilitate knowledge exchange between internal audit and investigation functions. /li liUndertake other duties as required. /li /ul h3Key Competencies /h3 ul liResults focus and strong teamwork. /li liExcellent communication and ability to build effective relationships. /li liKnowledge sharing and continuous improvement. /li /ul h3Qualifications /h3 ul liAdvanced university degree (Master’s or equivalent) in audit, finance, accounting, risk management, economics, law, computer science or a related field. Candidates with a first‑level degree may be considered if they have two additional years of relevant work experience and a recognised auditing or accountancy certification. /li liFive years of relevant experience in modern auditing, accounting, management or information systems environments. /li liProficiency in English (level C) and intermediate proficiency in another FAO official language. /li /ul h3Technical/Functional Skills /h3 ul liInternational experience and expertise in management consulting or advisory services. /li liExperience conducting financial, operational, performance and IT audits. /li liRisk assessment and risk management experience. /li liStrategic planning, programme management and use of management information systems. /li liProficiency with specialised audit software. /li liStrong analytical skills and recommendation development. /li liExpertise in MS Excel and spreadsheet solutions. /li liExcellent report‑writing skills in English. /li liProfessional certifications (CIA, CISA, CPA, CMA, CIMA, ACCA) are desirable. /li /ul h3Benefits /h3 ul liCompetitive compensation and benefits package. /li liDependency allowances, rental subsidy, education grant for children, home‑leave travel. /li li30 working days of annual leave. /li liPension fund entitlements under the UN Joint Staff Pension Fund. /li liInternational health insurance; optional life insurance; disability protection. /li liFamily‑friendly policies and flexible working arrangements. /li /ul pFAO is an equal‑opportunity employer. /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr