Part-Time Project Assistant- IT Audit

Summary: Dime Commercial Bank (Dime) is currently hiring for a Part-Time Project Assistant for the IT Audit area of its Audit Department. The Project Assistant - IT Audit will be responsible for assisting the Director of IT Audit in the planning, execution, and reporting of audit projects.

The hourly wage minimum = $16; maximum = $18. The exact pay may vary based on skills, experience, training, licenses/certifications, language necessities, and location. This is a fully remote, part-time role.
All applicants must attach a recent resume.
Responsibilities

- Conduct research and analysis of business and IT systems, processes, and controls.

- Identify potential risk areas and recommending solutions.

- Assist in the development of audit plans and programs.

- Communicate with audit team members and stakeholders to ensure project goals are met.

- Prepare reports and presentations to communicate findings and recommendations to management.

- Extracte data from various sources (e.g. Excel files, Sharepoint sites, or other files) and build out new documents in MS Word or Excel.

- Generate reports, send communications out, and track updates received.

- Assist in planning and fieldwork for IT Audits in progress. Most of the help will be needed in documenting or filling in existing templates.

- Update data in the audit workflow tool, TeamMate+.

- Work on various ad-hoc projects.

Qualifications

- Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program in Management Information Systems, Business Management or Administration, Computer Science, or Software Engineering.

- Must have solid experience in MS Word and Excel.

- Experience in creating flowcharts in Visio are a plus, but not required.

- You will be working with a lot of data sets that come in various formats. Understanding of relational databases or object-oriented programming a plus.

- Self-starter; able to work in a dynamic environment.

- Able to prioritize tasks.

- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

- Curiosity to learn.

Originally posted on Himalayas