What are the responsibilities and job description for the Internal Audit Manager position at People Architects?
People Architects is excited to recruit for a Manager Internal Audit for our client—a quietly industry-leading manufacturer of interconnect technologies, the organization delivers a broad range of electrical, electronic, fiber‑optic, antenna, sensor, and high‑speed cable solutions that enable ‑generation connectivity across critical industries. Its products support communications infrastructure, data systems, aerospace and defense, automotive, transportation, and industrial applications, helping drive innovation throughout the electronics ecosystem.
With multibillion‑dollar annual revenue, operations in more than 40 countries, and a decentralized network of specialized business units, the company combines global scale with focused, entrepreneurial execution. Nearly 200,000 employees support a long record of sustained growth and a model built on market expertise, agility, and customer‑driven innovation.
Oversight of individual Audit engagements across the America region.
Manager, Internal Audit – Role Overview
Step into a high‑impact role where you’ll help shape a modern, value‑driven internal audit function. Partner closely with senior audit leadership to execute a risk‑focused audit plan, elevate operational and financial controls, and strengthen the organization’s overall governance framework.
You’ll lead end‑to‑end audit engagements across the Americas—planning, executing, and analyzing results with an integrated approach that zeroes in on high‑risk areas. Your work will span operational audits, SOX testing, fraud‑risk assessments, and deep dives into financial reporting and business processes. Along the way, you’ll identify control gaps, uncover process inefficiencies, and deliver clear, actionable recommendations to senior leadership.
This role also offers the opportunity to coach and develop audit staff, oversee day‑to‑day engagement execution, and ensure high‑quality workpaper documentation. On occasion, you may step in as a temporary site controller, giving you unique exposure to the business and its operations.
What You Bring
- 4–6 years of experience in public accounting or a blend of public and industry (manufacturing a plus)
- Strong command of US GAAP; CPA preferred
- Ability to research and resolve complex accounting issues
- Sharp analytical instincts and the ability to spot trends, risks, and root causes
- Strong communication and report‑writing skills
- High attention to detail and comfort in a fast‑paced environment
- Understanding of business processes and operational efficiencies
- Willingness to travel domestically and internationally