Responsible for completing food testing stages, media preparation, QC, and ensuring compliance with UK health and safety legislation in a UKAS accredited laboratory.
Responsibilities
Carry out registration and processing of food samples
Prepare media
Perform reading/confirmation tests
Conduct media QC, IQC, environmental monitoring
Ensure UK health and safety legislation compliance
Lead audit engagements for multinational banking clients, assess ECL methodologies, and drive audit quality and transformation initiatives.
Responsibilities
Lead planning, execution and completion of audit engagements covering complex financial instruments within multinational banking environments.
Assess and challenge Expected Credit Loss (ECL) methodologies, assumptions, governance frameworks and related control activities.
Evaluate valuation methodologies, risk management practices and internal control frameworks supporting investment banking and trading activities.
Support multinational banking clients with significant operations across Asia and other major global financial markets on complex financial reporting, risk and control matters.
Apply advanced technical accounting and auditing knowledge under US GAAP, IFRS, US GAAS, ISA, PCAOB standards and SOX requirements.
Requirements
Master's degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics or a related field
Staff Tax Auditor responsible for auditing tax records, ensuring compliance with municipal and state statutes, and preparing audit reports.
Compensation
The City and County of Denver offers competitive pay commensurate with education and experience. New hires are typically brought into the organization between $62,000.00 - $75,000.00. Position Salary Range $60,064.00 - $99,105.00
Responsibilities
Trains in audit procedures and methodologies
Participates in design and execution of audit and accounting tests
Learns to interpret and apply relevant sections of the Denver Revised Municipal Code and Colorado Revised Statutes
Examines accounting records and supporting documentation
Creates and maintains work papers, schedules, reports
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field
The Staff Tax Auditor trains in audit procedures, evaluates financial systems, and examines accounting records to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations and statutory requirements.
Trains in audit procedures and methodologies, including the application of generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS), generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), statutory requirements, and work paper preparation.
Participates in the design and execution of audit and accounting tests to evaluate the reliability, integrity, and internal controls of financial and operational systems for compliance purposes.
Learns to interpret and apply relevant sections of the Denver Revised Municipal Code and Colorado Revised Statutes using professional judgment.
Examines accounting records and supporting documentation, including general ledgers, financial statements, asset registers, payroll and purchasing records, journals, and contracts, to verify transactions are accurately recorded and compliant with applicable regulations.
Creates and maintains work papers, schedules, reports, and supporting documentation to substantiate audit findings and conclusions.
Lead data analytics and automation solutions for Tyson’s Internal Audit function, developing visual tools, reporting, and continuous monitoring to support audit activities across operations, corporate, IT and international audits.
Responsibilities
Create risk-focused data analytics and automation solutions for the Audit Service team
Develop policy-driven and exception-based reporting to reduce manual audit test areas
Incorporate data into analytics tools to create visualizations and reports that highlight key risks and anomalies
Develop and manage relationships with IT and functional teams to ensure data and metrics provide value
Work with audit team to adopt and integrate analytics in audit procedures, including on-site support
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Technology, Data Science, or other business-related disciplines
Master’s degree in Data science, Analytics, Information Systems, or a related field
HSE Engineer for a 5-year PMC contract supporting Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) in achieving optimum capacity in oilfields and enhancing facilities through project management services.
Responsibilities
Coordinate implementation of the KOC PMC Safety policies, HSE Management System, and Project specific HSE Management Plans
Ensure site compliance with relevant HSE Legislation and KOC HSE requirements
Develop and implement the project HSE MS
Develop and maintain Statistical data for the Project
Oversee health, safety and environmental compliance for a single Montreal facility, managing permits, training, inspections, incident investigations and reporting.
Locations (2)
Saint‑Laurent, Quebec, Canada
Montréal, Quebec, Canada
Compensation
$35.00 - $42.00/hr
Responsibilities
Ensure compliance with Canadian and provincial health, safety and environmental regulations
Manage required permits and oversee hazardous waste disposal
Implement and enforce HSE programs, policies and procedures
Update safety manuals and emergency response plans
Deliver safety orientations and refresher training
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a related field (implied)
Nice to have: Experience in a production or manufacturing environment