Key Takeaways
- Join Menzies' Technology Risk team on a graduate programme, working towards a CISA qualification.
- Develop skills in IT auditing, governance, risk management, and cybersecurity.
- Requires a 2:2 undergraduate degree and A-levels/GCSEs.
- Assessment Centres will run in February and March 2027.
About the Role
About Menzies
At Menzies LLP, we are dedicated to being a leading firm of advisers and accountants for individuals and businesses. Our approach is driven by BRIGHTER THINKING — combining finance expertise with strategic insight, all while staying true to our core values: Inspire, Innovate, Collaborate, and Empathise.
We are proud to be recognised as one of the Best Graduate & Apprenticeship Employers for the past five years by JobCrowd.com, and we are committed to nurturing future talent.
CISA Qualification
The Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) qualification is awarded by ISACA, a globally recognised professional association specialising in IT governance, risk, cybersecurity and assurance. As part of the qualification, you’ll develop knowledge across IT auditing, governance, risk management, information security and technology controls. It will help you build the skills to assess systems and processes, identify potential risks and provide assurance that technology is being managed effectively and securely.
Technology Risk Team
Our Technology Risk team carries out detailed, risk-based reviews of a company’s IT environment to determine whether these are managed securely, that data integrity is maintained and that resilience is in place. We challenge the IT organisation of a company and help to improve internal IT processes, as well as providing feedback on how key technology-based risks can be mitigated. This is an increasingly critical role as companies seek to automate more of their business processes, the increase in cyber attacks and the rapid utilisation of technologies such as AI.
What We Look For
- Individuals who are collaborative and eager to take on new challenges.
- A minimum of a 2:2 undergraduate degree in any discipline.
- Minimum of 2 x A levels (A-C) and one other A level or equivalent.
- 5 GCSEs grades A*-C or 9-4 (including Maths and English Language or equivalent).
- Ability to absorb new information and adapt quickly.
- Comfortable working with numbers and demonstrating strong attention to detail.
- Clear and thoughtful written and verbal communication skills.
- Able to explain financial information in an accessible and supportive manner.
What We Offer
- Agile working policy
- Dress for your day policy
- 23.5 days holiday plus bank holidays
- Structured career development plans
- A vibrant CSR programme & social events to connect with colleagues
- Access to our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) for confidential support 24/7
Application Process
All applications will receive an outcome by late January. Assessment Centres will be running throughout February and March 2027.