SOX Compliance Analyst

Job Description:

  • Drive SOX planning, scoping, and risk assessment activities for assigned business processes
  • Lead end-to-end business process walkthroughs to assess control design and identify risks
  • Execute testing of business process controls, including IT-dependent and manual application controls (ITACs)
  • Identify control gaps and deficiencies, evaluate severity and potential impact, and communicate findings
  • Develop audit-ready documentation of testing procedures, evidence, findings, and conclusions
  • Coordinate timely remediation with control owners and evaluate whether deficiencies have been resolved
  • Identify opportunities to strengthen risk coverage, documentation quality, and testing efficiency
  • Build partnerships across Finance, IT, operational teams, and external audit while managing global time zones and audit timelines

Requirements:

  • 2+ years of experience in SOX compliance or Internal Audit, with direct experience evaluating and testing business process controls
  • Demonstrated experience performing business process walkthroughs, control design assessments, operating effectiveness testing, and control gap analysis
  • Strong understanding of risk assessment, internal controls, audit evidence, deficiency evaluation, and SOX documentation requirements
  • Demonstrated professional judgment, critical thinking, analytical problem-solving, and root cause evaluation capabilities
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain control concepts and findings clearly to non-specialist stakeholders
  • Proven ability to independently manage multiple priorities, meet audit timelines, and maintain high standards of quality and accuracy with minimal supervision
  • Proficiency with AI tools and Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
  • Flexibility to collaborate periodically across global time zones, including with U.S.-based stakeholders and external auditors
  • CA, CIA, or CPA qualification preferred
  • Exposure to IT General Controls (ITGCs) preferred
  • Experience collaborating with external auditors and cross-functional stakeholders across Finance, IT, and operational functions preferred
  • Experience contributing to SOX program improvements, remediation activities, or control optimization initiatives preferred
  • Experience testing IT-dependent or manual application controls (ITACs) within business processes preferred

Benefits:

  • Flexible ways of working
  • Mentorship
  • Learning programs
  • Leadership development
  • Education support
  • Paid volunteer time
  • August Free Fridays
  • Well-being resources
  • Regionally tailored programs for employees and their families
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