IT Audit Manager
Pubblicato il 22-08-2026 - Princess Cruises in Genova
Drive trust, resilience and innovation by safeguarding the technologies that power a global business.
Join us in Genoa as IT Audit Manager and play a key role in strengthening the governance, security, and effectiveness of Costa's technology ecosystem. In a business increasingly driven by digital transformation, data, and connected experiences, you will help ensure that technology risks are proactively managed, controls are effective, and IT operations support sustainable business growth.
As part of the RAAS department , you will work within the Carnival Corporation Internal Audit team, gaining exposure to global audit methodologies, international stakeholders, and technology risk initiatives across one of the world's largest cruise groups. Through frequent interaction with corporate and operational teams across different geographies, you will contribute to strengthening risk management practices while helping the business navigate an increasingly complex digital landscape.
Live your ambition. Lead with impact
You will play a key role in enhancing Costa's technology risk and assurance framework while contributing to Carnival Corporation's broader audit and risk management vision. Through collaboration with global stakeholders, you will help ensure secure, compliant, and effective technology operations across both shoreside and shipboard environments, supporting business innovation, digital transformation, and operational excellence.
IT Audit Strategy, Risk Assurance & Governance. You will perform risk-based IT audit plans across Costa's technology landscape, assessing the effectiveness of IT controls, governance frameworks, security measures, and compliance processes. You will identify risks and opportunities for improvement, providing actionable recommendations that strengthen resilience and operational effectiveness.
Technology Risk Assessment & Business Partnership. You will collaborate with IT and business stakeholders to evaluate technology risks across systems