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Total 7 construction quality control job vacancies in Australia

Researcher (Vietnam-focused)

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Others
1 week ago
Role purposeOur South-east Asia Intelligence & Investigations team works closely with leading multinational corporations, financial institutions, priv.....

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Researcher - Financial Services (Fluent Mandarin)

Full-time
Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan K...
Others
1 month ago
Role purposeThe Financial Services Researcher is responsible for producing high quality enhanced due diligence reports for financial services clients......

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Associate Research Manager - Financial Services

Full-time
Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of...
Education / Training
1 month ago
The Financial Services ARM is responsible for the quality of enhanced due diligence reports produced for financial services clients. He/she will be re.....

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Business Operations Associate

Full-time
Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of...
Business Management / Project / Planning
1 month ago
Due to the rapid growth of our Scaled Diligence Programmes business, Control Risks is seeking a candidate with strong initiative to oversee all aspec.....

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Commercial Contracts Counsel

Full-time
Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan K...
Others
1 month ago
About the JobWe are looking for an independent, strategic, and flexible mid-level Legal Counsel who will thrive in a fast-paced and dynamic environmen.....

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Associate Research Manager, Third-Party Due Diligence

Full-time
Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of...
Education / Training
2 months ago
Our third-party due diligence (VANTAGE) team assess our clients’ current, former or potential counterparties, looking for any issues that might pose a.....

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Physical Security Specialist

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Legal / Public / Security
2 months ago
Control Risks is looking to bring on a consultant as a part of an embedded project with a top tier client in the technology industry. Based in Singapo.....

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