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Revolut is a global fintech company on a mission to give people more from their money through products spanning spending, saving, investing, exchanging, and travel. With 75+ million customers and 13,000+ employees worldwide, the company is scaling rapidly across payments, credit, and crypto.
The Audit team is critical to Revolut's operations, working closely with Risk and Compliance to establish and maintain internal risk management and compliance processes. As an Auditor (Products), you will execute end-to-end, risk-based internal audits across core product lines including Payments, Credit, and Crypto. You'll own the full audit lifecycle—from scoping and testing through to reporting—while collaborating with senior leadership and product stakeholders.
Key responsibilities include:
- Leading and executing internal audits across product operations with minimal supervision
- Developing comprehensive audit scopes, risk and control matrices, and evidence-traceable testing procedures aligned with the annual audit plan
- Writing high-quality audit reports that articulate risk findings, root causes, and agreed management action plans
- Using SQL and modern data analytics tools to perform data-driven testing and maximize audit coverage
- Managing relationships with senior Product and Operations stakeholders, navigating challenging conversations, and securing buy-in on audit outcomes
- Independently validating closure of audit findings to ensure robust, sustainable risk remediation
You'll need 10+ years of internal audit experience in a UK-regulated financial services environment, with at least 5 years auditing retail and business financial products in the UK market. Exposure to credit, payments, or crypto/trading product operations is essential. You must demonstrate the ability to autonomously deliver end-to-end audits, expertise in auditing operational processes (product testing, viability, monitoring, sustainability), and a relevant professional qualification (accounting, internal audit, CISA, CFA, etc.). Knowledge of UK regulations and IIA standards is required, along with experience working with and interpreting data. SQL, SAS, or Python proficiency is a plus.
