2027 BNY Analyst Program – Audit (Manchester)

Company: The Bank of New York Mellon
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Location: Manchester
Job Description:

Overview

Join BNY’s Analyst Program – Audit to support risk assurance and advisory activities across the firm. You will review processes, risks, and controls, analyze information, and translate findings into actionable insights. You will participate in audit testing, walkthroughs, and reporting while collaborating with audit professionals and business stakeholders. This 24-month program offers structured induction, mentorship, and broad exposure to governance, risk management, and internal controls in a global financial services environment, powered by innovative technology.

Pay / Benefits

  • highly competitive compensation
  • benefits and wellbeing programs
  • flexible global resources and tools
  • paid leaves
  • paid volunteer time
  • career development and mentorship opportunities

Responsibilities

  • Support audit work by reviewing processes, risks, and controls across BNY’s business and operations
  • Analyze information, document observations, and identify themes indicating control gaps or inefficiencies
  • Contribute to audit testing, walkthroughs, and reporting to clarify process effectiveness
  • Collaborate with audit professionals and business stakeholders to gather information and translate findings into actionable insights
  • Gain exposure to governance, risk management, and internal controls in a global financial services company

Key requirements

  • Enrollment in a 3- or 4-year undergraduate degree program
  • Graduating in December 2026 or Summer 2027
  • On track to achieve a 2.1 or higher
  • Preference for business- and/or technology-related majors
  • Interest in audit and risk management
  • Collaboration and stakeholder communication
  • Written communication and concise reporting
  • Professional skepticism and sound judgment
  • Risk and control thinking
  • Business process analysis
  • Analytical problem-solving and critical thinking

Posted: September 18th, 2026