Associate Director (Cloud Internal Audit)

TL;DR

Associate Director (Cloud Internal Audit): Leading technology internal audit and risk engagements for large-scale cloud environments with an accent on cloud governance, security, and resilience. Focus on delivering high-quality assurance, managing client portfolios, and driving business development for cloud-based advisory services.

Location: Hybrid role based in London (1 day per week in office).

Salary: £100,000 – £120,000 + Benefits (Bonus, Shares, Private Health).

Company

An advisory firm specializing in professional recruitment and technology-focused consulting services.

What you will do

• Lead and oversee delivery of technology internal audit and risk assessments with a focus on cloud platforms.
• Manage client portfolios, ensuring engagement quality and professional standard compliance.
• Provide expert guidance on cloud risk management, security frameworks, and governance.
• Present audit findings and strategic reports to senior stakeholders and audit committees.
• Support business development, identifying service expansion opportunities with existing and new clients.
• Manage engagement financials including budgeting and project profitability.

Requirements

• Professional certification (CISA, CCAK, CCSK, CCSP or equivalent) is required.
• Strong experience delivering technology internal audits or risk engagements.
• Direct experience auditing AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or private cloud platforms.
• Deep understanding of cloud governance, security, and risk management frameworks.
• Experience working with large and complex organizations.
• Knowledge of DevSecOps, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud security best practices.

Culture & Benefits

• Hybrid work model with minimal office attendance (1 day per week).
• Competitive compensation package including bonuses and shares.
• Comprehensive private health insurance.
• Opportunity to help shape new service offerings within a growing advisory team.
• Environment focused on senior-level client leadership and professional growth.