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Assistant Manager- Algorithm & Artificial Intelligence (AI) Assurance - Audit & Assurance

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Assistant Manager- Algorithm & Artificial Intelligence (AI) Assurance - Audit & Assurance

Our Assurance practice encompasses skills across regulation and finance with a deep analytics capability. We harness these to provide Assurance to those charged with governance, serving the public interest. Working in Assurance means you will have an opportunity to work alongside leading experts, as we help build and enhance trust between businesses and the public, by responding to emerging issues and protecting the public interest.

Job Description

Deloitte's Algorithm & AI Assurance team is at the forefront of a rapidly evolving landscape. We are a multi-disciplinary team of specialists with expertise in artificial intelligence, data science, regulatory compliance, and audit & assurance. We work with organisations across industries to help them build trust and confidence in their algorithms and AI systems.

Our team plays a critical role in shaping the responsible development and use of these transformative technologies. We are passionate about helping our clients understand and manage the risks associated with algorithms and AI. We also provide independent Assurance to companies on their compliance with new Algorithm and AI related regulations.

Responsibilities

  • Working within a team to provide professional services across the Algorithm and AI Assurance focus areas.
  • Providing assurance over large technology platforms compliance with new Internet regulations.
  • Completing Algorithm and AI control reviews and control testing.
  • Supporting with day-to-day delivery of project objectives, interaction with clients, and regular reporting to team leads.
  • Preparing deliverables including written reports, working papers, and summary analyses.
  • Ensuring project deliverables are undertaken in accordance with quality and risk requirements.
  • Working effectively in diverse teams within an inclusive team culture.

Requirements

  • Keen interest in regulatory requirements relating to algorithms impacting firms and emerging regulation in AI/Algorithms.
  • Experience in risk and control assessments (preferably IT, Algorithm or AI related).
  • Highly proficient in written and oral communication, including experience in written deliverables to senior stakeholders.
  • Able to work independently as well as part of a team.
  • Impressive analytical capabilities (including proficiency in MS Excel, PowerPoint and Word).
  • Strong Project Management Skills.
  • Proven track record of developing and maintaining strong client relationships.
  • Highly motivated, committed with a positive and ambitious attitude.

We offer a hybrid working policy, with the opportunity to work in our London office, virtual collaboration spaces, client sites and remotely. We are committed to creating an environment where you can experience a purpose you believe in, the freedom to be you, and the capacity to go further than ever before.


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