AUDITOR SR., RAAS

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The Senior Auditor, RAAS role supports audit planning and execution across revenue accounting and related systems, processes, controls, and financial reporting. Responsibilities typically include evaluating internal controls, identifying risks, testing transactions, documenting findings, preparing audit reports, and recommending improvements. Candidates are expected to have a bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, information systems, or a related field, along with several years of internal or external audit experience. Knowledge of US GAAP, SOX controls, risk assessment, data analysis, and audit methodologies is valuable. Strong Excel, communication, report-writing, organization, and problem-solving skills are required. Experience with hospitality, travel, revenue systems, or large multinational organizations is advantageous.

About the employer

Carnival Corporation & plc is one of the world's largest leisure travel companies and the parent organization of Carnival Cruise Line and several other cruise brands. Headquartered operationally in Miami, Florida, the company carries millions of guests each year to destinations across the Caribbean, Alaska, Europe, and other regions. Its business includes cruise operations, onboard hospitality, dining, entertainment, shore excursions, retail, and travel services. Carnival employs a large international workforce both at sea and in shoreside offices. The company emphasizes guest satisfaction, operational excellence, safety, compliance, teamwork, and responsible tourism. Corporate roles such as senior audit positions help protect company assets, strengthen financial controls, improve business processes, and support accurate reporting across a complex global organization.

Working in On Cruise

For an onboard Carnival role, the ship functions as a traveling workplace rather than a fixed island. Job opportunities range from hospitality, culinary, entertainment, marine operations, engineering, retail, finance, technology, and guest services. Crew members work with an international team and interact with passengers from many cultures, so flexibility, professionalism, and respect are essential. Shipboard life is structured and fast-paced, with long shifts, shared accommodation, crew dining, and limited personal space, although crew facilities and port visits provide recreation. Employment normally requires a valid passport, medical clearance, background checks, safety training, and any visa or seafarer documents required by the vessel's itinerary. Carnival or its authorized recruiters generally explains permits and travel arrangements. Shoreside employees relocating to Miami should separately review US work authorization, housing costs, transportation, healthcare, and local employment rules.