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Vantive

Dialysis equipment and integrated kidney care.

Senior Internal Auditor

Internal Audit & ControlsUpdated on Nov 15
Full-timeDeerfield, IL, USA$92k - $115k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of progressive internal or external audit experience, preferably in a public company, healthcare, medical products, or manufacturing environment, including demonstrated experience independently leading complex audits from planning through reporting and follow-up.
  • Experience working on internal audit projects, SOX or ICFR activities, control assessments, process reviews, and remediation follow-up in a complex or global organization.
  • Knowledge of internal control frameworks, audit methodology, COSO, SOX or ICFR requirements, financial reporting processes, and business process controls.
  • Experience using data analytics tools or advanced Excel functionality to analyze populations, identify anomalies, select risk-based samples, or support audit conclusions.
  • Ability to assess the significance of audit findings, identify root causes and business impact, and develop practical, risk-based recommendations in collaboration with management.
  • Ability to balance multiple priorities, manage assigned audit activities to established timelines, proactively communicate status and emerging issues, and identify potential delays or scope changes.
  • Ability to coach less-experienced auditors, review audit work for quality, coordinate engagement resources, and influence senior stakeholders with differing perspectives.
  • Strong critical thinking, communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
  • A CPA, CIA, CISA, CFE, or similar professional certification is required, or must be obtained within 18 months of appointment.
  • A bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field is required.

Responsibilities

  • Independently lead complex, cross-functional, global, risk-based financial, operational, and compliance internal audit engagements from risk assessment and scoping through reporting and remediation follow-up, with limited oversight.
  • Ensure the quality, timeliness, risk coverage, stakeholder alignment, and successful completion of assigned audit engagements, including planning, scoping, fieldwork, issue development, reporting, and follow-up.
  • Determine audit procedures, testing methods, sampling approaches, and issue-assessment criteria for assigned engagements, incorporating professional judgment, data analytics, and emerging risks; escalate matters with significant enterprise or regulatory implications.
  • Lead assigned SOX and ICFR activities, including risk assessment, walkthroughs, control documentation, testing strategy, deficiency evaluation, remediation monitoring, and external audit coordination.
  • Develop and enhance audit methodologies, testing standards, templates, and risk-assessment approaches; recommend changes to audit scope, testing strategy, or the audit plan based on emerging risks and business developments.
  • Serve as a subject-matter resource in one or more areas, such as SOX/ICFR, operational auditing, IT controls, financial reporting processes, or data analytics.
  • Coach and provide technical guidance to auditors, guest auditors, and third-party resources; coordinate work during engagements; review workpapers and deliverables for quality and consistency; and provide performance input to the Audit Manager.
  • Conduct stakeholder interviews, walkthroughs, and process assessments to understand business objectives, identify key risks and controls, and evaluate control design and operating effectiveness.
  • Partner with Finance, IT, Legal, and Compliance to strengthen controls, improve process effectiveness, and support timely remediation.
  • Prepare audit reports and issue summaries communicating risk, root cause, business impact, and agreed management actions.
  • Track remediation progress, validate completed actions, and escalate significant, overdue, or recurring issues to Internal Audit leadership.
  • Use data analytics, automation, and technology-enabled testing to improve audit efficiency, coverage, and insight.
  • Maintain effective stakeholder relationships while preserving independence, objectivity, confidentiality, and appropriate challenge; influence business leaders to accept audit conclusions, risk assessments, and remediation commitments where perspectives or priorities differ.
  • Travel domestically and internationally up to approximately 25%, based on audit and business needs.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in a public company, healthcare, medical products, or manufacturing environment.

About the Company

Vantive

Dialysis equipment and integrated kidney care.

Vantive provides kidney care products and services, including peritoneal dialysis, hemodialysis, acute organ support therapies, and connected digital health solutions for managing kidney failure in clinics and at home. Peritoneal dialysis uses a dialysis solution and catheter to remove waste from the abdomen, while hemodialysis uses machines to filter the blood; acute organ support therapies help sustain organ function in the ICU, and digital health tools enable remote clinician–patient monitoring. The company differentiates itself with backing from Baxter’s kidney care legacy and Carlyle, offering an integrated portfolio of devices, therapies, and digital services for hospital and home use. Its goal is to improve how kidney failure is treated and managed by linking devices, therapies, and digital tools across care settings.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Redwood City, CA
Founded
1990

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