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The Vice President of Internal Audit leads the company’s internal audit, financial controls, and governance function across a multi-brand portfolio of over 200 assets. Reporting to the CFO, the VP is responsible for how internal control oversight, certification, and risk management are structured and prioritized across the company. The role works closely with Corporate Accounting, Corporate Shared Services, Treasury, senior finance and operations leadership, and property teams to improve the control environment, the accuracy of reporting, and day-to-day consistency across the portfolio.
This is a senior, highly visible role. The VP sets financial-controls and governance policy for the company and is the person who explains to the executive team, ownership groups, and the audit committee where the real financial, operational, and compliance risks sit and what should be done about them. The Director also runs the audit and controls organization: hiring and developing the team, setting the standards other groups are expected to meet, and holding property and corporate teams to them. The role requires travel and regular in-person time at the Philadelphia, PA and Camp Hill, PA corporate offices as well as hotels.
Your Focus
- Own the direction and multi-year plan for the Internal Audit, Financial Controls, and Governance function across roughly 200+ properties, including how the team is structured and how work gets prioritized.
- Advise the CFO and other senior executives on the company’s most significant financial, operational, and compliance exposures, and represent the function to ownership groups and the audit committee.
- Lead the annual risk assessment and audit plan, concentrating coverage on the areas of greatest risk to the business and to ownership.
- Oversee an audit program that produces more than 3,000 findings a year with over 80% remediation, and use analytics and automation to work more efficiently and catch fraud earlier.
- Set control policy and design the supporting frameworks, including certification and month-end close processes, and put the teams and oversight in place to keep them running.
- Report audit results, risk trends, and remediation progress to executive leadership, ownership, and the audit committee each quarter and at year end.
- Work with Corporate Accounting and Shared Services, regional finance teams, and property Directors of Finance to tighten month-end close, balance sheet integrity, and the accuracy of ownership reporting.
- Run the property review program and the recurring finance and operations forums that keep practices consistent across the portfolio, expand audit coverage, and turn SOPs into standards that people follow.
- Manage recurring reporting, including monthly financial statement completion and certification, balance sheet scorecards, and self-assessments that close control gaps.
- Find and fix financial exposure, and put lasting controls in place so the same issues do not come back.
- Support improvements to financial systems and processes across ERP, PMS, and reporting platforms, including standards transitions such as USALI, and lead the related training, onboarding, and consistent rollout across properties.
- Build and lead a geographically dispersed team, and develop Directors of Finance and audit leaders into stronger business partners.
Your Background and Skills
- Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, economics, or a related field required.
- 10+ years in internal audit, financial controls, hospitality finance, or public accounting, including several years leading an audit, controls, or governance function.
- Strong command of internal controls and audit methodology, with a track record of building and scaling control and governance programs at a large organization.
- Experience owning risk assessment and audit planning across a large, multi-property or multi-entity portfolio.
- Advanced Excel, AI, and data analytics skills, including hands-on use of tools like Python, Power BI, or SQL to improve audit efficiency and detect fraud.
- Experience with audit documentation and GRC tools; AuditBoard (OpsAudit, CrossComply, Analytics, Accelerate) and BlackLine preferred.
- Hospitality accounting and hotel operations background strongly preferred, including familiarity with USALI and GAAP; exposure to ERP, PMS, and procurement/payroll systems such as Oracle Cloud, M3, Opera, or Birchstreet a plus.
- Comfortable advising and presenting to C-level executives, ownership groups, and the audit committee.
- A strong leader and communicator who can build teams, manage competing priorities, and work independently at a senior level.
HHM Benefits and Perks
- Competitive wages for full time and part time opportunities
- Medical, Dental and Vision Health Insurance
- Paid Time Off
- 401k Company Match
- Free Basic Life Insurance
- Travel Discounts
- Commuter Transit and Commuter Parking Benefits
- Annual Incentive Program
- Employee Assistance and Wellness Program
- Educational/Professional Development
- Technology Reimbursements
- Referral Bonus Program
Work Environment and Context
- Typical for an office environment, may require occasional weekend/evening work, recurring travel required.
- Requires sitting for extended periods, use of hands and fingers to operate computers and keyboards.
- Moderate travel required.
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- Banking & Financial Services
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in assistant vice President, internal audit jobs.
- CIA, CPA, or CISA certification strongly preferred or required
- Minimum seven to ten years of internal audit or public accounting experience
- Deep knowledge of SOX compliance and internal control frameworks such as COSO
- Experience presenting audit findings to executive leadership or audit committees
- Proficiency with audit management and data analytics tools such as ACL or TeamMate
- Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or a related field required
Tips for Your Assistant Vice President, Internal Audit Job Search
Tailor your resume to audit frameworks
Highlight your direct experience with specific frameworks like COSO or IIA standards rather than listing generic audit duties. Hiring managers for this level expect fluency in control testing methodology, risk-based audit planning, and findings reporting to the board or audit committee.
Earn the CIA before applying
The Certified Internal Auditor credential signals seniority readiness and separates your application from candidates who rely only on CPA or CISA designations. If your CIA is in progress, note your exam status so reviewers don't overlook you as unqualified.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists assistant vice president, internal audit openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target listings by regulatory environment
Filter for employers in heavily regulated sectors like banking or insurance, where AVP internal audit roles carry real authority over SOX and regulatory exam readiness. Your experience with FDIC, OCC, or state insurance regulators belongs front and center in your cover letter.
Prepare a findings presentation for interviews
Many hiring processes at this level include a case study or mock audit debrief. Practice presenting audit findings concisely to a non-technical executive audience, because interviewers are evaluating whether you can influence stakeholders, not just document issues.
Negotiate scope alongside title and pay
At the AVP level, what you audit matters as much as the title itself. During final-round conversations, ask directly about your audit universe, team size, and whether you have standing access to the audit committee, since those factors define the actual influence of the role.
Assistant Vice President, Internal Audit Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most assistant vice president, internal audits?
The most active employers for assistant vice president, internal audits right now are Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Banc of California, and the most openings are in New York, Arizona, and Utah, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Financial services, insurance, and healthcare systems tend to post the highest volume of these roles year-round.
How many assistant vice president, internal audit jobs are remote?
About 27% of assistant vice president, internal audit openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with the highest remote share in IT audit and data analytics audit sub-functions, where fieldwork requirements are lower than in operational or physical asset audits.
How do you become a assistant vice president, internal audit?
Start with a degree in accounting or finance, then build your foundation in public accounting or a staff internal audit role. Earn a CIA or CPA credential, progress through senior auditor and audit manager positions, and develop experience leading teams and presenting findings to senior stakeholders. Most employers expect a track of increasing scope and independence before promoting to the AVP level.
How do you get hired as a assistant vice president, internal audit with little experience?
If you're short on internal audit experience specifically, lean on transferable depth in risk management, compliance, or external audit. Earning your CIA credential while still in a senior auditor role signals readiness. Applying at smaller institutions or companies building their internal audit function from scratch often gives candidates with less tenure a genuine path to an AVP title.
What does the assistant vice president, internal audit interview process look like?
Expect a multi-round process beginning with a recruiter screen, followed by a technical interview covering audit methodology, control frameworks, and risk assessment approach. Later rounds typically involve a panel with the Chief Audit Executive and senior finance leaders, and many employers include a case study where you present a mock audit plan or findings to a simulated executive audience.
Where can I find and apply to assistant vice president, internal audit jobs?
You can find and apply to assistant vice president, internal audit jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the United States. Find roles that match your experience and apply directly to each listing.
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