Internal Auditor
FC Noah is looking for an experienced Internal Auditor to lead risk-based audits, evaluate internal controls and compliance, and help identify and mitigate financial and operational risks across the club’s activities.
Lead and perform risk-based financial, operational, compliance, and process audits
Evaluate internal controls, governance practices, and compliance with internal and regulatory requirements
Audit football-specific areas, including player transfers and contracts, agent fees, payroll and bonuses, academy operations, matchday activities, sponsorship revenue, procurement, inventory, and fixed assets
Review compliance with relevant FIFA, UEFA, HFF, and club-licensing requirements
Analyze financial and operational data to identify anomalies, control gaps, irregularities, and potential fraud risks
Prepare well-supported audit findings, recommendations, and clear internal audit reports
Communicate audit results to relevant stakeholders and obtain appropriate management action plans
Monitor the timely implementation of agreed corrective actions
Maintain complete and traceable audit working papers and supporting evidence
Contribute to the improvement of internal audit methodology and continuous-monitoring practices
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field
At least 5 years of relevant internal audit, external audit, financial control, or compliance experience, including experience in a senior role
Strong knowledge of internal controls, financial processes, risk-based auditing, and fraud risks
Experience in sports, football, or another regulated industry is an advantage
Knowledge of FIFA, UEFA, or HFF requirements is an advantage
CIA, ACCA, CPA, CISA, CFE, or another relevant certification is a plus
Advanced MS Excel and strong data-analysis skills
Strong analytical, report-writing, communication, and problem-solving skills
Fluency in Armenian and working proficiency in English
High level of independence, objectivity, confidentiality, and professional judgment