Full-Time

Chief Auditor – Assurance Tooling & Execution Lead

Artificial Intelligence, AI

Posted on 11/1/2025

Deadline 11/7/25
Citi

Citi

10,001+ employees

Global financial services including banking, investment

Compensation Overview

$250k - $500k/yr

+ Incentive and retention awards + Discretionary incentive + Formulaic incentive

New York, NY, USA + 1 more

More locations: Irving, TX, USA

In Person

Alternative locations (Irving, London, India) may be considered depending on candidate profile.

Category
AI & Machine Learning (3)
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Requirements
  • Minimum of 15 years of diversified management experience in audit or a related role with a focus on technology and data
  • Working with AI and machine learning systems, including model development, validation and auditing
  • Bachelor’s degree/University degree in computer science, data science, finance, accounting or a related field, or equivalent experience
Responsibilities
  • Define and drive IA’s GenAI tooling strategy, in line with IA’s strategy, including tool evaluation and platform selection for IA assurance
  • Partner with a network of IA Business/Function teams to embed adoption of AI/GenAI solutions across IA
  • Continuously monitor technological developments and industry best practices, creating an end-to-end view of how AI can be applied across Internal Audit
  • Work in collaboration with the Strategy, Innovation and Professional Practices (SIPP) team to ensure that the function remains forward-looking by embedding emerging capabilities into audit methodology, processes and tools
  • Develop methodologies that appropriately assess risk of AI use-cases for IA, demonstrating consideration for IA requirements, the firm's reputation and safeguarding Citigroup, its clients and assets. Ensure compliance with applicable laws, rules and regulations, adhering to Citi policies and industry practices
  • Escalate, manage and report control issues with transparency and in line with policy expectations
  • Effectively supervise the activity of the team
  • Oversee prototyping and piloting of GenAI audit accelerators
  • Act as a design authority to ensure tool integrity, scalability and resilience in production
  • Oversee development of design, case for change and business case for AI use-cases within IA
  • Collaborate with the AI Assurance Lead to embed audit lessons into tooling and product planning
  • Lead the development of AI-enabled audit methods across prioritized domains
  • Pioneer and drive the adoption of continuous assurance approaches leveraging AI and GenAI capabilities
  • Monitor and track the impact of IA’s AI/GenAI transformation
  • Ensure clear stakeholder communication and compliance with documentation and approval standards
  • Partner with Learning & Development to design and deliver training on GenAI-enabled audit techniques, prompt engineering and AI methodologies
  • Stay abreast of Citi-wide initiatives
  • Build IA’s capability to sustainably use of AI in assurance execution ensuring development in auditor competencies in use of AI
  • Collaborate and partner with IA’s Digital Solutions & Innovation Team to ensure coherence, synergy and seamless integration into existing processes
  • Partner with 1st and 2nd LOD stakeholders to identify synergies in assurance tooling and adoption
  • Build a strong and collaborative relationship with technical and engineering teams who will be responsible to build and develop AI use-cases
  • Build and sustain an open, constructive and co-operative relationships with global and local regulators and supervisors resulting in a two-way dialogue to share learnings and insights on the use of AI for audit assurance, ensuring alignment with best practices
  • Assess internally and externally available solutions to strengthen IA’s assurance capabilities
  • Ensure timely and accurate provisions of IA regulatory submissions and oversee IA activities and responses to the regulatory exams where required
  • Partner with the broader IA teams to drive adoption, continuous improvement and awareness to accelerate adoption of IA AI-enabled audit tools within IA processes
  • Lead a specialist AI Assurance Tooling & Execution team and collaborate with AI Assurance Lead to drive adoption, continuous improvement and awareness of AI
  • Define and embed a clear operating model, roles and responsibilities for AI/GenAI assurance tooling and execution within IA
  • Attract, build, motivate and maintain a diverse and high caliber industry leading assurance tooling and execution capability
  • Lead and collaborate with teams across Citi Internal Audit to identify AI use cases that support execution of the audit strategy in alignment with the AI/GenAI needs as well as global Internal Audit priorities
  • Provide strategic counsel to senior business and risk leaders on AI Assurance Tooling and execution
  • Work with other IA Senior Leaders to maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of IA resources, taking into consideration the use of technology, as well as leveraging different audit approaches and best practice which AI/GenAI may enable
  • Identify and develop talent, providing long-term career opportunities both within IA and across other parts of Citi
Desired Qualifications
  • Master’s degree preferred
  • Related certifications such as Certified Information Systems (CISA),Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified in Risk and Information Systems (CRISC) or similar. AI-related certifications are a plus
  • International experience is preferred within highly respected, diversified and complex institutions
  • Experience working with regulators and managing regulatory audits or inspections

Citi provides financial services including consumer banking, credit, investment banking, and wealth management to individuals, corporations, and governments. The company operates by earning interest on loans and collecting fees for managing investments, processing trades, and facilitating cross-border transactions through its digital platforms. Unlike many local banks, Citi maintains a physical and digital presence in over 160 countries, allowing it to serve as a single partner for clients with global financial needs. Its goal is to drive growth and profitability for its clients and shareholders while supporting environmental and social sustainability initiatives.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

1812

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  • Tokenised deposits with JPMorgan and BofA position Citi for blockchain settlement.
  • Markets generated about $22 billion revenue in 2025, driving strong earnings leverage.
  • Leadership consolidation can improve capital allocation, deal execution, and investor messaging.

What critics are saying

  • Markets concentration exposes Citi to trading shocks and client pullbacks.
  • Flattening management layers increases compliance and operational oversight gaps across 227,107 employees.
  • Tokenised deposits face adoption risk if bank-led blockchain standards stall or fragment.

What makes Citi unique

  • Citi combines a global institutional bank with a U.S. personal bank platform.
  • Its 160-country network supports cross-border payments, trade, and treasury services.
  • Management flattening from 13 layers to 8 targets faster execution and accountability.

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