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TwilioSenior Internal Auditor
Twilio is looking for a Senior Internal Auditor for its worldwide Internal Audit group. The work involves planning and carrying out risk-driven reviews of operations and…
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Twilio is looking for a Senior Internal Auditor for its worldwide Internal Audit group. The work involves planning and carrying out risk-driven reviews of operations and compliance across the company's global functions, then reporting results. The auditor maps processes, records testing evidence, and writes reports that explain underlying causes and broader consequences, not just a list of errors. Following up on management's corrective actions until the risks are closed is…
Job Description
Twilio is looking for a Senior Internal Auditor for its worldwide Internal Audit group. The work involves planning and carrying out risk-driven reviews of operations and compliance across the company's global functions, then reporting results. The auditor maps processes, records testing evidence, and writes reports that explain underlying causes and broader consequences, not just a list of errors. Following up on management's corrective actions until the risks are closed is part of the role.
The role also backs the company's SOX program by testing whether business process controls are designed well and work in practice, and by tracking how deficiencies get fixed. The auditor partners with business units to strengthen workflows and build processes that scale, and pushes adoption of AI and automation to make audit work faster. The position reports to the Senior Manager, Internal Audit, and calls for working independently while coordinating other people on the project team.
The job is remote, with hiring limited to Ontario, British Columbia, or Alberta in Canada. Roughly five percent travel is expected for in-person time with customers and coworkers. The estimated compensation band is USD 82,720 to 103,400 annually, plus a 12.5 percent target bonus. Starting pay depends on experience, skills, and location.
Responsibilities
- Plan, run, and report risk-driven operational and compliance reviews across the company's global functions
- Map process flows and keep testing workpapers with light oversight
- Write audit reports that explain root causes and strategic consequences
- Monitor corrective actions management commits to until risks are reduced
- Test whether business process controls are designed correctly and operate as intended under SOX
- Evaluate control deficiencies and track their fixes
- Partner with business units to find control weaknesses and smooth workflows
- Champion AI and automation to speed up audit work
Requirements
- Five-plus years in operational audit, risk advisory, or internal controls at a Big 4 or large technology firm
- A degree in accounting or finance, or in business administration or an adjacent field
- Capacity to lead operational and compliance audits from start to finish across complicated functions
- Solid grasp of COSO and IIA guidance on internal control
- Clear written and verbal communication, including writing reports and presenting findings
- Skill at handling several priorities at once in a quick-moving setting
Qualifications
- CIA, CPA, CA, or a similar credential (strongly preferred)
- Working familiarity with ERP platforms like Oracle plus audit software like AuditBoard
- Use of analytical tools such as SQL, Tableau, Alteryx, or Python for ongoing audit testing
Core Skills
Benefits
- Competitive pay plus generous time off
- Generous parental and wellness leave
- Health coverage and a retirement savings plan
- Possible incentives, commissions, or equity grants based on role
- Support for volunteering and charitable giving
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is this role remote?
Yes. It is remote, and the target candidates live across Ontario, British Columbia, or Alberta.
What pay is listed?
An estimated USD 82,720 to 103,400 per year plus a 12.5 percent target bonus. Starting pay depends on skills, experience, and location.
How much travel is involved?
About five percent, mainly for face-to-face meetings with customers and colleagues.
Who is the manager?
The Senior Manager, Internal Audit.
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