Internal Control and Compliance Coordinator

Save the Children International - SCI

Staff Closes 03 Jun 2026 2 days left

Overview

The role holder will be a member of the Country Office Risk and Compliance (R&C) team responsible for delivering outcome focused investigations, internal control and compliance reviews, and other assigned tasks for Nepal and Bhutan Country Office.


Key Responsibilities
  • Lead or participate in fraud investigations and other investigations.
  • Ensure that recommendations for improvement and lessons learned are clearly documented and communicated.
  • Provide technical input to fraud investigations.
  • Ensure all suspected and actual cases of fraud, bribery and corruption are reported immediately.
  • Deliver fraud, bribery and corruption training.
  • Support capacity building of leaders, people managers and staff on practical implementation of counter-fraud risk mitigations and responsibilities.
  • Build relationships with other departments and field offices, to guide them on identifying and mitigating fraud, bribery and corruption related risks.
  • Engage with stakeholders to fully embed counter-fraud across global teams and within existing processes.
  • Assist in preparation of Risk & Compliance (R&C) and/or Internal Control and Compliance (ICC) annual plan.
  • Execute assigned internal control and compliance (ICC) review of functions/departments and field offices of Country Office and implementing partners.
  • Prepare report and complete the reporting cycle.
  • Ensure assignments are completed on time.
  • Apply relevant risk-based audit techniques while performing internal control and compliance reviews.
  • Ensure that accepted accounting and audit principles, relevant laws, donor compliances and SCI’s policies and procedures are being followed.
  • Evaluate the adequacy and effectiveness of internal accounting procedures, operating system and internal controls and propose recommendations and prepare draft report.
  • Evaluate key systems for effective internal checks and procedures.
  • Recommend possible solutions and mitigation measures.
  • Maintain standard supporting documents of reviews and observations.
  • Complete documentation after each assignment and upload the report as required.
  • Follow up activity to ensure that actions are in line with the agreed recommendation within the specified timeline.
  • Conduct review from lens of zero tolerance policies such as SCI Counter fraud, bribery and corruption policy and report immediately if any non-compliance of the policies are noted.
  • Review compliance of SCI policies and procedures of functions, partners and conduct spot checks.
  • Maintain fundamental principles and ethics of auditor such as high level of confidentiality, integrity, objectivity, professional competence and behaviour.
  • Provide suggestions to line manager for improvement in the procedure, process or methodology of reviews and other assignments.
  • Assist in Fraud Risk Assessment and other assignments, as assigned by line manager.
Required Experience
  • At least 3-5 years of work experience in risk management, audit, or investigation is required, preferably in public organisations.
  • Prior experience in conducting fraud assessments and/or investigations is preferable.
  • Prior experience in the NGO/INGO internal control, compliance, risk management and implementing partner procedures is advantageous.
Qualifications
  • Master’s degree with 3 years of experience (2 years for GSI); Chartered Accountant preferred; OR Bachelor’s degree with 5 years of experience (3 years for GSI).
  • CA certification will be accepted as master’s degree.
Other Details
Languages Required
Not specified
Languages Preferred
Not specified
Contract Duration
Fixed Term
Work Modality
The role holder is expected to spend a substantial amount of time (approximately 75%) in field conducting investigations and reviews.
Remuneration
Not specified
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