About the Role
You will execute risk-based internal audits across PIH's capital projects and construction operations, bringing a strong internal audit background and deep familiarity with the risks inherent in large-scale, contract-driven project environments.
Key Responsibilities Plan and execute risk-based internal audit engagements across PIH's capital projects and construction portfolio, including JV-structured projects, in line with the IIA's International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF) Test and evaluate project controls across cost management, scheduling, variation orders, claims, subcontractor management, and contract compliance Develop and execute Risk Control Matrices (RCMs), distinguishing design effectiveness (DE) from operating effectiveness (OE) across project control processes Perform fieldwork, gather evidence, and document workpapers to a standard that supports clear, defensible audit conclusions Draft audit findings and contribute to audit reports, ensuring findings are accurate, risk-rated, well-evidenced, and actionable Engage with project directors, commercial managers, and finance teams to discuss observations and agree corrective action plans Track open findings through to remediation closure Support the Internal Audit Manager in planning and scoping capital project engagements
Requirements Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field; professional certification preferred or in progress (CIA, CPA, CFE, or equivalent) Minimum 6-8 years of internal audit experience with demonstrated exposure to construction, EPC, or infrastructure project environments Strong understanding of EPC contract structures, JV governance, claims, variation orders, and project cost controls Solid fieldwork, workpaper documentation, and report writing skills Ability to engage confidently with project and commercial stakeholders Experience with risk-based audit methodologies aligned to the IIA IPPFBased in or willing to relocate to Doha, Qatar