This is a two-year developmental program for high-potential IT audit professionals. It provides hands-on experience in ICFR (SOX) testing and IT Internal Audit engagements, aiming to enhance technical skills, broaden enterprise understanding, and deepen knowledge of internal controls, technology risk, and enterprise governance. Participants will gain practical experience in audit methodology, risk and control judgment, and stakeholder collaboration. The program is designed to build confidence, sharpen professional judgment, and connect daily audit work to broader business outcomes and regulatory expectations. Upon completion, participants are well-positioned to join an Audit Team aligned with their interests and strengths.
Execute technology audit and ICFR (SOX) testing and document results according to TD audit policies, standards, and regulatory requirements.,Support end-to-end technology audit engagements, including planning, fieldwork, testing, and reporting.,Request, review, and analyze audit evidence, effectively managing stakeholder expectations.,Identify potential control gaps or inefficiencies and assist in recommending practical improvements.,Participate in the validation of audit findings with technology and business partners.,Prepare clear, accurate, and well-organized documentation and workpapers.,Build foundational knowledge of IT general controls, application controls, data interfaces, and key technology platforms.,Collaborate across the audit team, actively seeking mentorship and participating in a supportive learning environment.,Stay informed of emerging audit techniques, tools, and technology developments.,Bring curiosity, challenge constructively, and apply new insights in real time.
Undergraduate degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or another technology-related field, OR relevant professional certifications such as CISA, CIA, or CISSP.,Up to three years of relevant experience in IT audit, cybersecurity, or risk management.,BIG 4 and Financial Services industry experience is preferred.,Foundational understanding of information security and technology principles.,Knowledge of IT general controls, IT application controls, and platforms such as Windows, Linux/Unix, databases, and cloud services.
Bachelor's Degree (or equivalent in a technology-related field)
37.5 hours/week
The Toronto-Dominion Bank and its subsidiaries are collectively known as TD Bank Group, one of the largest banks in North America. TD provides a wide range of personal, commercial, and investment banking products and services to over 27 million customers globally. Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, the bank operates through key segments including Canadian Retail, U.S. Retail, and Wholesale Banking.
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