Risk Technology Intern
About the job
- A strong interest in technology, risk management, business process improvement, compliance, cybersecurity, automation, data analytics, or systems implementation is required.
- The candidate must have technical aptitude and be able to quickly learn new platforms, tools, systems, and technical concepts.
- The candidate must have problem-solving, analytical, and critical-thinking skills to develop technology-enabled solutions for client challenges and thoughtfully evaluate outputs from new tools and technologies.
- The candidate must be curious and adaptable, learn new tools and technologies including AI-enabled capabilities, and apply them to solve problems.
- The candidate must be able to translate business needs into requirements, process designs, testing plans, documentation, or technical solutions.
- The candidate must communicate in writing and verbally with both business and technical stakeholders.
- The candidate must work effectively in fast-paced, evolving environments with multiple priorities and deadlines.
- The candidate must demonstrate attention to detail, organization, and commitment to high-quality work.
- The candidate must work independently and collaboratively as part of a team.
- The candidate must be intellectually curious and want to build specialized skills in risk technology, IT controls, automation, data, cybersecurity, or GRC platforms.
- The candidate must demonstrate ownership and interest in identifying opportunities to improve client outcomes and delivery approaches.
- The candidate must understand how their work contributes to client outcomes and overall business value.
- The candidate must be willing to travel based on client and project needs; travel expectations vary by team, client, and engagement type.
- Outstanding academic performance in a preferred major or comparable field, including Computer Science, Data Analytics, Information Science, Information Systems, Information Technology, Information Technology Management, Informatics, Management Information Systems, Security Risk Analysis, IT Risk Management, Computer Engineering or a related engineering field, or Business Administration, Finance, Accounting, or Operations Management with a technology focus, minor, or double major.
- The candidate must verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and complete the required employment eligibility verification form upon hire.
- Analyze business, risk, compliance, audit, security, and technology processes to identify improvement opportunities.
- Support IT audits, cybersecurity assessments, compliance reviews, technology risk assessments, and control testing.
- Evaluate technology processes such as change management, logical access, IT operations, system security, and related controls.
- Document business, functional, technical, and data requirements based on client needs and project scope.
- Support the design, configuration, prototyping, testing, and implementation of GRC, compliance, financial crime, and risk management technology solutions.
- Assist with system configuration for GRC, fraud, customer risk rating, sanctions screening, audit management, third-party risk management, operational risk management, and other risk or compliance platforms.
- Develop and execute test plans, test scripts, user acceptance testing support, and issue tracking.
- Support automation efforts, including scripts, testing automation, workflow improvements, user-interface components, reports, dashboards, and documentation.
- Analyze data to support control testing, compliance reviews, system validation, reporting, and client decision-making.
- Prepare client-ready documentation, including requirements, process flows, test results, user guides, training materials, reports, and presentations.
- Collaborate with clients and teammates to translate business problems into technology-enabled, sustainable solutions.
- Continue building technical skills in GRC platforms, cloud, automation, data analytics, AI-enabled tools, and risk technology.
- Build technical and transferable skills, think critically, and use technology to solve business problems.
- Learn, collaborate across teams, and explore how tools, including emerging AI capabilities, can improve efficiency, insights, and client outcomes.
- Take ownership of client relationships, contribute to account strategy, and support delivery of high-impact work as skills develop.
- Develop an understanding of client needs, ensure delivery excellence, and build trusted partnerships.
- Future interest in pursuing CPA, CIA, CISA, or other firm-supported credentials aligned to the consultant’s area of focus.
About the company
Crowe provides audit, tax, and consulting services to public and private entities as a public accounting and advisory firm. It uses its industry knowledge to examine financial statements, plan and file taxes, and advise on business strategy and risk, delivering services through a global network. Crowe’s work is supported by its independent Crowe Global network, which brings together more than 200 member firms in over 130 countries to serve clients worldwide. This global scale enables access to industry specialists and diverse resources while maintaining a focus on client-specific needs. The company aims to help organizations manage financial reporting, regulatory compliance, and business decisions with accuracy and insight.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois
Founded
1942
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What believers are saying
- September 30, 2026 Materials Accelerator targets higher-margin materials clients with faster quoting.
- September 2026 UK intake added 96 trainees, expanding delivery capacity and utilization.
- August 2026 leadership transition to Hugo Everaerd preserves continuity after years of growth.
What critics are saying
- Coinbase Cartel listed Crowe on August 19, 2026, threatening client trust and renewals.
- Private-equity-backed Crowe Nederland must hit growth targets after Rivean Capital's January 2025 buyout.
- Persistent cyber exposure can trigger audit-client exits, partner defections, and regulatory scrutiny.
What makes Crowe unique
- Crowe embeds Microsoft Dynamics 365 and AI quoting into materials sales workflows.
- Crowe Global spans 300 firms across 150 countries, combining local delivery and multinational reach.
- Crowe pairs audit, tax, advisory, risk, technology, and consulting under one operating model.
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10%Crowe announces two partner promotions across Corporate Finance and Global Business Solutions. The appointments bring more than 30 years of combined industry experience to Crowe's leadership teams Quick Poll What type of organisation do you work in? One click - no sign-up All data is anonymised. Polling helps Accountancy Group better understand the Accountancy Today audience and tailor its editorial. National audit, tax, advisory and consulting firm Crowe has promoted George Lawford and Kyle Patel to partner across its Corporate Finance and Global Business Solutions teams. The promotions, effective from 1 October 2026, move Lawford into the Corporate Finance partnership and Patel to partner in Global Business Solutions. Lawford joined Crowe in 2013 and has more than 13 years' experience in M&A and capital markets advisory. His work includes financial due diligence, cross-border acquisitions and capital raising through debt and equity. He advises both owner-managed businesses and listed companies in the UK and overseas. Meanwhile, Patel joined Crowe in 2013 and has more than 17 years' experience in the accounting profession. He specialises in international outsourcing, supporting businesses expanding into and operating across new markets. His work covers outsourced accounting, payroll, tax, compliance, treasury and HR services, with a particular focus on high-growth technology companies. His client portfolio is predominantly made up of US-headquartered technology businesses. The promotions follow the appointment of Nigel Patelia as Crowe UK's chief executive and a series of partner hires and internal promotions across the firm this year. Recent partner appointments include Adam Rollason in Corporate Tax, Mark Dyer in VAT, Customs and International Trade and Bhavin Bharakda in Consulting. Crowe has also promoted Ben Carter in Professional Practices and Charlie Copp in Corporate Finance. Lawford said: "I am incredibly proud to be joining the partnership. It has been a privilege to contribute to a significant period of growth for its Corporate Finance team over the past 10 years, and I am excited to help drive the next phase of its growth journey. "The M&A market continues to show positive momentum, with rising acquisition activity, growing cross-border opportunities and improving funding conditions supporting both M&A and capital raising. I look forward to continuing to support clients in achieving their growth ambitions while contributing to the ongoing success of Crowe's Corporate Finance practice." Patel added: "I'm incredibly excited to join the partnership and grateful for the opportunities, experiences and support that have shaped my journey so far. This is the start of an exciting new chapter where I can continue to grow, support its people, deliver a great client experience and help drive the ongoing development of the Global Business Solutions team. "I'm particularly passionate about advancing our technology offering, ensuring we continue to innovate and meet the expectations of clients, especially those operating in the technology sector, where technology-enabled services are an essential part of the client experience." Published: 10m ago
Crowe launches Crowe Materials Accelerator for Sales. New AI-enabled CRM solution helps materials companies streamline customer engagement, quoting, estimating and sales operations. CHICAGO (September 30, 2026) - Crowe Advisory LLC today announced the launch of the Crowe Materials Accelerator for Sales, an AI-powered solution designed to modernize commercial operations for materials companies. Built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales, the solution extends a connected CRM foundation with industry-specific AI-assisted estimating, intelligent quoting, and sales workflows designed for materials companies. For many materials companies, responding to a sales opportunity still requires sellers to navigate disconnected systems, spreadsheets, engineering reviews, CAD analysis, and ERP-driven processes before they can produce an accurate quote. For manufacturers of fabricated parts, generating a quote often requires engineering reviews, manual CAD analysis and spreadsheet-based calculations that slow response times and create operational bottlenecks. Crowe Materials Accelerator for Sales applies AI throughout the quoting process to automate repetitive work, surface actionable insights and help sales teams respond with greater speed and confidence. "Materials companies need technology that understands the complexity of their products and the pace of today's market," said Andrew Callaghan, managing partner of the metals and materials group at Crowe. "Crowe Materials Accelerator for Sales embeds AI into the sales and estimating process, helping teams automate manual tasks, generate more accurate quotes and make better-informed decisions. By combining our industry experience with Microsoft AI technologies, we're helping clients transform quoting from a reactive process into a strategic competitive advantage." Crowe Materials Accelerator for Sales extends Dynamics 365 Sales across the commercial lifecycle - from customer engagement and sales activity tracking, through AI-assisted estimating and quote creation, to integration with Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management for quote-to-order and operational handoff. The solution's AI-assisted estimating capabilities simplify fabricated part quoting by analyzing CAD file uploads, automatically cleaning geometry, generating parametric shapes when CAD files are unavailable, optimizing true-shape nesting and calculating material and processing costs. By reducing manual engineering effort and streamlining complex estimating workflows, the solution helps sales teams deliver faster, more accurate quotes while maintaining continuity from initial customer engagement through production and fulfillment. Crowe Materials Accelerator for Sales represents the latest evolution of Crowe's Microsoft-based offerings for the materials industry, connecting customer engagement and sales execution with the operational systems that ultimately determine what can be produced, delivered, and fulfilled. About Crowe Crowe operates in an alternative practice structure and provides professional services through two separate entities: Crowe LLP delivers audit and attest services, and Crowe Advisory LLC provides tax, advisory, consulting, and other nonattest services. The Crowe Global network consists of more than 300 independent accounting and advisory services firms in more than 150 countries around the globe, making it one of the largest accounting networks in the world (as of July 2026). As independent members of Crowe Global, Crowe LLP and Crowe Advisory LLC serve clients worldwide.
ICMA Pakistan, Crowe Hussain Chaudhury sign MoU for career and professional development. The Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan (ICMA Pakistan) and Crowe Hussain Chaudhury & Co. have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening industry-academia linkages and expanding opportunities for professional and career development in Pakistan. The partnership was formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed at a ceremony attended by representatives of both organizations. The MoU was signed by Aamir Ijaz Khan, FCMA, Executive Director of ICMA Pakistan, and Najeeb Moochhala, Partner at Crowe Hussain Chaudhury & Co. The agreement provides a framework for collaboration between the professional accounting institution and the professional services firm, with areas of cooperation covering talent development, career opportunities, research and professional learning. The partnership is intended to create stronger connections between academic and professional environments. Through closer engagement with industry, students and accounting professionals can gain greater exposure to workplace requirements, professional practices and career opportunities. The collaboration also provides a platform for the two organizations to work together on activities related to knowledge development and the advancement of professional capabilities. Career development is one of the key areas identified under the partnership. Collaboration between professional education institutions and employers can provide opportunities for individuals to better understand the skills and competencies required across the accounting and broader business sectors. The agreement between ICMA Pakistan and Crowe Hussain Chaudhury & Co. is expected to support such engagement by connecting professional learning with industry experience. The MoU also covers collaboration in research and professional development. Research-based engagement can provide opportunities to examine developments affecting accounting, finance, business management and related professional fields, while joint professional development initiatives can contribute to the continuing learning of professionals. Such activities can also strengthen interaction between practitioners and members of the professional accounting community. ICMA Pakistan has a role in the development of cost and management accounting professionals in the country, while Crowe Hussain Chaudhury & Co. operates in the professional services sector. The partnership brings the two organizations together around areas where professional education, industry experience and career development intersect. The signing also reflects broader efforts to strengthen industry engagement and develop talent that is better connected with professional requirements. For students and professionals, collaboration between educational and industry institutions can provide additional channels for exposure, learning and networking. For organizations, such partnerships can support engagement with emerging talent and professional communities. The MoU signing between ICMA Pakistan and Crowe Hussain Chaudhury & Co. marks the beginning of a formal collaboration focused on industry-academia linkages, career opportunities, research and professional development. Aamir Ijaz Khan and Najeeb Moochhala signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations, establishing a framework for further engagement between the two institutions.
Crowe BGK selects Fieldguide as transformation partner, modernizing the firm through agentic AI. Amanda Waldmann This partnership is announced as Fieldguide also embeds CPA Canada's Professional Engagement Guide into its AI platform, creating a seamless workflow for Crowe BGK's engagements SAN FRANCISCO - September 29, 2026 - Fieldguide, the leading transformation partner for agentic audit and advisory, today announced that Crowe BGK, a full-service accounting and advisory firm with offices in Montreal and Ottawa, has selected Fieldguide as its AI partner. Through this partnership, Crowe BGK will modernize its delivery of assurance engagements. The focused adoption of Fieldguide for their assurance engagements is the latest step in Crowe BGK's ongoing mission to embed leading tools into its workflows at a pace that keeps it ahead of the industry, while maintaining Crowe BGK's commitment to excellence in the insights and support it provides its clients. This is impactful not only for Crowe's AI transformation but also, more broadly, for the industry, as it is the first Canadian firm to embark on such a partnership with Fieldguide. "Our goal with this partnership is to give our teams access to a platform that aligns with our ambition for the firm, as a supplement - not a replacement - for the work the team already does well," said Brian Kreisman, Managing Partner of Crowe BGK. "We have spent the last several years building a culture that moves quickly on new technology, and Fieldguide is the natural next step in that journey." "The assurance profession is changing," says Aaron J Noga, CPA, Partner - Assurance Leader, "and so is the business model that has supported it for decades. The window to wait and see is closing, so we've made our bet on the future. By becoming the first accounting firm in Canada to adopt Fieldguide, we're combining the expertise and professional judgment of our people with technology and AI to rethink how assurance is delivered. That means more meaningful work for our people, more time understanding our clients' businesses and risks, and greater insight, quality, and value for our clients. We don't want to simply adapt to the future of assurance; we want to help shape it." "Digital transformation should do more than accelerate existing processes - it should fundamentally transform how our professionals work," adds Angela Giannoumis, CPA Auditor, MSc, Director of Digital Transformation and Assurance Innovation. "Fieldguide will give them more time to do what they do best: exercise judgment, think critically, solve complex problems, and engage meaningfully with clients. That is the true promise of AI in assurance. It does not replace professional expertise; it creates more space for that expertise to make an impact." This news from Crowe BGK is announced as CPA Canada's trusted Professional Engagement Guide (PEG) content becomes available throughout Fieldguide's AI platform for audit and advisory. This partnership gives Canadian firms, like Crowe BGK, a single, governed workflow for high-quality engagements. "Crowe BGK stood out as a potential partner because they have already done the hard part: centering their clients' needs while becoming ready for a future supported by agentic AI. Their position as a pioneer in AI adoption made this an easy firm for us to get excited about," said Jin Chang, Co-Founder and CEO of Fieldguide. "Now, Fieldguide gives their auditors a platform that takes on the heavy lifting of data ingestion, so their people can focus on judgment and relationships, and their clients get the benefit of that capacity." Fieldguide's platform embeds AI capabilities across the engagement lifecycle, with structured workflows, transparency, and human oversight. Crowe's initial implementation of Fieldguide creates a seamless transition in their assurance engagements, empowering Crowe's team to prioritize their time on what best serves their clients. Amanda Waldmann Increasing trust with AI for audit and advisory firms.
LuLu Exchange UAE strengthens Enterprise Risk Management through strategic partnership with Crowe UAE. DUBAI, UAE - September 2026: LuLu Exchange UAE, one of the foreign currency exchange and cross-border payments providers in the region, has signed a strategic agreement with Crowe UAE, a member firm of Crowe Global, to strengthen its enterprise risk management capabilities through the implementation of Cygnus Nexus, an Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) platform, conceived and developed by Crowe's GRC Specialists. The agreement marks a significant step in LuLu Exchange UAE's ongoing efforts to advance digital transformation, strengthen regulatory alignment and embed proactive risk governance across its operations. The signing ceremony took place at LuLu Exchange's headquarters in Dubai. As part of this initiative, LuLu Exchange UAE will centralise its Enterprise Risk Management framework, automate risk identification and assessment, and streamline compliance workflows. The implementation will provide its leadership with real-time risk intelligence, supporting informed decision-making and stronger oversight across the organisation. Through dynamic dashboards, automated key risk indicators (KRIs) and comprehensive incident management modules, LuLu Exchange UAE will further strengthen its ability to monitor emerging risks, respond to operational challenges and maintain resilience in an evolving financial and regulatory environment. Speaking on the partnership, Mr. Thampi Sudarsanan, CEO, LuLu Exchange UAE, highlighted the importance of continuous technology adaptation in financial services: "At LuLu Exchange, maintaining robust governance, transparency, and risk intelligence is central to its operational philosophy. Partnering with Crowe UAE to deploy Cygnus Nexus empowers LuLu International to automate and aggregate its risk management processes seamlessly. This solution enhances its ability to navigate evolving regulatory landscapes while safeguarding stakeholder value and customer trust. The partnership supports LuLu Exchange UAE's focus on integrating technology into its governance and risk management processes. Cygnus Nexus, conceived and developed by Crowe's GRC specialists for complex financial and regulatory environments, will support the institution's efforts to build a more integrated and proactive approach to enterprise risk management. Commenting on the collaboration, Mr. Dawn Thomas, Senior Partner at Crowe UAE, emphasised the strategic alignment of both organisations: "Financial institutions today require agile, data-driven platforms to manage risk proactively rather than reactively. Cygnus Nexus is purpose-built to deliver complete visibility across enterprise risk registers, governance structures, and regulatory compliance requirements. We are proud to collaborate with LuLu Exchange as they reinforce their position as a forward-looking leader in financial services." Through this initiative, LuLu Exchange UAE reaffirms its commitment to robust governance, operational transparency and customer trust, with technology supporting its ability to navigate evolving regulatory requirements and safeguard stakeholder value. About LuLu Exchange UAE. LuLu Exchange is one of the UAE's most established providers of foreign exchange and remittance services with a network of 170+ customer engagement centres across the UAE. Founded on the principles of accessibility, reliability and customer trust, the company has grown in step with the nation's pace, expanding its footprint while staying close to the communities it serves. LuLu Exchange serves millions of customers each year through both its wide branch network and the LuLu Money App, a digital platform enabling fast and secure international transfers from anywhere in the country. LuLu Exchange is part of LuLu Financial Holdings, a diversified financial services conglomerate with operations across the Middle East, Asia and beyond. About Crowe UAE. Crowe UAE, established in 1981, is one of the region's leading professional services firms, providing Audit, Tax, Advisory, Risk, Technology, and Consulting solutions to a diverse range of clients. As an independent member of Crowe Global, ranked among the top 10 accounting networks worldwide, Crowe UAE combines deep local expertise with international reach, helping organisations navigate regulatory requirements and achieve sustainable growth. * Share This