Technology Audit Associate
Morgan Stanley
Posted
2 days ago
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Onsite
INR 50K
Junior Level
Full Time
Sema Summary
Morgan Stanley is seeking a Technology Audit Associate in Mumbai, India. The position entails assessing technology processes and controls within the audit framework, contributing to risk management, and collaborating with various teams. Ideal candidates should possess a foundational understanding of technology and auditing principles. This full-time role is designed for junior professionals looking to advance in the audit sector.
About Company
Morgan Stanley is a leading global financial services firm providing investment banking, securities, wealth management, and investment management services. The company aims to foster innovation while ensuring compliance across technology-driven sectors.
Core Requirements
- Bachelor's degree
- Understanding of technology
- Basic auditing knowledge
- Ability to work in teams
- Effective communication skills
Responsibilities
- Evaluate technology processes
- Assist in risk assessments
- Collaborate with audit teams
- Document audit findings
- Support compliance initiatives
- Provide recommendations for improvements
- Engage in ongoing training and development
Must Have skills
Nice To Have Skills
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