Fahn Kanne Grant Thornton is hiring an entry-level risk management auditor in Tel Aviv

The profession: internal audit and risk management

An internal auditor checks whether an organization's processes, controls and procedures work as they should and reports weaknesses and risks to management. It combines accounting, economics and management knowledge with analytical thinking and clear writing, and is a common entry point to control, compliance and risk roles.

The ad does not publish pay, and we found no reliable source for an entry-level internal auditor salary, so we give no figure. For orientation: per study.co.il (no publication date shown) a finance analyst with 0-5 years of experience earns on average NIS 10,000-15,000 gross a month, and the monthly minimum wage from April 2026 is NIS 6,247.67 per WageIndicator. These are general averages, not the pay for this role.

By the numbers

About the firm

Fahn Kanne & Co. is an Israeli accounting firm established in 1955 per its DUNS'S 100 profile and is the Israeli member of the Grant Thornton network. According to the network's site it is the sixth-largest firm in Israel, with a professional staff of 410 including 28 partners. The DUNS'S 100 profile speaks of about 400 professionals and 35 partners, and says the subsidiary Fahn Kanne Control Management employs about 100 professionals. The gaps between sources likely reflect different update dates.

Its services include audit and accounting, tax, business advisory and risk services, among them internal audit, SOX compliance and forensic audit.

In Israel and abroad

Grant Thornton is a network of independent firms, and its global site says it has more than 80,000 people in over 150 markets. The site makes clear this is not a single worldwide partnership and each member firm is a separate legal entity. The ad says willingness to fly abroad is an advantage, since some clients operate outside Israel.

What the ad says

No prior experience is needed. We will teach, train and accompany you step by step. - from the ad

The ad addresses graduates or students close to finishing and offers to turn degree theory into practice in internal audit and business consulting. It requires a bachelor's degree in economics, business, industrial engineering and management, accounting or an internal audit track, good English (Drushim says high level), analytical ability and good written and spoken communication.

How the role works

An audit usually runs through understanding the client's process, mapping risks, testing controls and finally a report with findings and recommendations. The ad describes it briefly: identifying risks and influencing management decisions. Details on team structure, hours and employment terms are not in the ad and should be clarified in the interview.

Who it is for

Graduates of economics, management, accounting or industrial engineering and management, and students close to finishing, who want to enter internal audit and risk advisory without prior experience and are willing to work full-time in Tel Aviv. Anyone preferring part-time work will not find it here.

Status

The ad appears on Drushim and AllJobs. Drushim labeled it as posted 17 hours ago and AllJobs one day ago, so we date it 18.10.2026. The ad gives no application deadline, and the article's validity is set to two weeks. The position may close sooner.

Sources and verification

The job ad on Drushim and AllJobs (18-19.10.2026), the Grant Thornton global site (Israel page), the DUNS'S 100 profile of Fahn Kanne, study.co.il (salaries, undated), WageIndicator (minimum wage, 02.04.2026). Salary figures are general averages, not the pay for this role.