Senior Auditor, Model Risk SME (6 months)

Senior Auditor, Model Risk SME Join us as a Senior Auditor, Model Risk SME If you have excellent analytical skills and a keen eye for detail, this could be your ideal role in our industry leading Audit function In this key role specialising in Model Risk, you’ll be contributing to independent audit engagement assurance by undertaking allocated tasks within the engagement life cycle This is a fast paced and varied role which will enable you to build your network at the bank, by collaborating with a broad range of stakeholders and senior employees We\'re offering this role for a period of six months What you’ll do As a Senior Auditor, we’ll look to you to provide quality, efficient and effective assurance and influence business managers to improve control as part of a digital and data-driven organisation. You’ll be assessing risks and controls and carrying out testing, as well as contributing to assurance planning and undertaking effective process mapping. You’ll also be: Analysing MI and reviewing risk information to identify key business risks and contribute to continuous monitoring Producing effective audit engagement reports and opinions which influence our business managers to ensure they lead in a risk conscious way Engaging with stakeholders throughout engagements, making sure they understand business risks by having open and effective conversations on key risks Leading or independently delivering small engagements as and when required Coaching auditors and supporting them to realise their potential on the engagement The skills you’ll need We’re looking for someone with audit or risk management experience, together with a strong understanding of the principles of good risk management. As a Model Risk SME, you\'ll also bring a strong understanding of model risk management principles and best practices, and the macroeconomic drivers of model and product performance. You\'ll have experience in credit models development or validation covering, at a minimum, IRB or IFRS9 models, and have knowledge and understanding of relevant Prudential Regulation Authority and EU regulations covering credit risk models. You’ll also need: Excellent analytical skills and the ability to assess and prioritise data effectively, quickly establishing what’s important A thorough grounding in monitoring and testing effective controls Excellent attention to detail when performing audit testing Excellent stakeholder management skills Great communication skills, with the ability to translate technical concepts in a clear and concise way A strong understanding of model risk management principles and best practices A strong understanding of the macroeconomic drivers of model and asset performance Hours 35 Ways of Working: Remote First Job Posting Closing Date: 30/11/2025 #J-18808-Ljbffr Experience: 5 years required

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