Jawatan Kosong di MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Berhad

MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Berhad is a member of the MSIG Group, one of Japan’s leading general insurance companies. With branches and offices all over the Asia Pacific, Europe and North America, MSIG is poised to expand further and establish strong business bases in these regions including Malaysia, offering you opportunities for career advancement and development.

If you are that candidate, we invite you to join us.
The following positions are available in our Regional and Country Internal Audit Departments.

Senior Manager, Regional Internal Audit (1 Position)
Responsibilities — this position reports to the SVP, Regional Internal Audit
- Plan and lead risk-based operational and IT audits on subsidiaries in the Asia region
- Perform audit QA and ad-hoc special engagements
- Prepare reports to the Audit Committee and consultation with various stakeholders and senior management
- Assist in driving quality and continuous improvement in the audit process, system and resource
- Assist in the overall effective running of the regional internal audit operation
Minimum Requirements:
- Professional accounting degree. Additional CIA/CISA qualification is advantageous.
- Minimum 7 years working experience, including Big Four accounting firms. Current role in managerial capacity.
- Excellent communication, presentation, report writing and inter-personal skills
- Able to work independently, a strong team player and exhibits a high degree of professionalism.

Executive, Regional Internal Audit (2 Positions)
Responsibilities — this position reports to the Sr. Manager, Regional Internal Audit
- Plan, prepare and conduct operational audits and to lead specific audits as assigned.
- Make recommendation to improve internal control weaknesses and draft audit reports
- Provide administrative support to the Sr. Manager in the overall discharge of audit services.
Minimum Requirements:
- Tertiary or professional degree.
- At least 3 years of Internal Audit experience, preferably in the insurance industry
- Able to travel frequently within the Asia region

Executive, Internal Audit (2 Positions)
Responsibilities:
- Assist in planning, preparation and conduct of audits within Malaysia operation
- Make recommendation to improve internal control weaknesses and draft audit reports
- Liaison with Management / Compliance / auditees in audit & follow up work
Minimum Requirements:
- Degree/Diploma Holder preferably in professional accountancy
- 1-2 years of Internal Audit experience, preferably in insurance industry. Fresh graduates may also apply.
- Able to travel outstation within Malaysia.

Please write in to:
Human Resource Department
MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Berhad
Level 29, Menara Weld
No. 76, Jalan Raja Chulan
50200 Kuala Lumpur
Closing Date : 31st May 2011

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