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My last employment in IT Auditing was a three months' contract with Sizwe Ntsaluba VSP as an IT Audit Consultant, which ended on the 30th April, 2009. During that period I performed a follow-up GCR audit up to creating the required report. I was also involved with auditing Conversion Mapping in one national department's data conversion project. I also did data analysis using the functionality of Excel 2007.
At the moment I am in Queenstown, Eastern Cape; giving my wife some IT assistance in her construction business. I can easily relocate since I have little family responsibilities. At the end of May 2011, I successfully completed an IT Essentials course presented by the Central University of Technology Cisco Regional Academy in Bloemfontein.
I have done and completed a three year IT Auditor trainee internship with the Auditor General, which ended in April 2008. Mostly I've been assigned to do GCR's in line with the CobiT framework. We were also exposed into tasks such as conducting CIS risk assessment and preparing the resultant reports, preparing planning memoranda of audit projects in accordance to an approved framework, collecting and organizing all correspondence (including emails) relating to each project accordingly up to preparing management reports and covering letters for each audit project.
I have a Higher Diploma in Computer Auditing. My Computer Auditing research report topic was on "Testing as an IT Auditing Tool or Methodology within the SDLC". I also have years of IT background - from December 1989 - supported by a three year Diploma in Computer Data Processing. I also attended a four day Testing and Quality Assurance course with Testing and Data Services (TDS) in Centurion.
I started my IT career as a Clipper programmer with Sasol in Secunda, in December 1989. In 1997 I moved to Intersolve Health Informatics in Centurion, as an analyst programmer. Here I was introduced to a database environment, Sybase SQL. Our added responsibilities were to modify and test the database procedures so they could query the databases and as well as interface with the frontend software. We also did some final testing, implementation and support of these systems. This makes me strong in basic data manipulation, thus being able to learn and use other analysis and reporting tools.
While still with Intersolve I was also involved in a three year pilot project that computerised six Gauteng public hospitals. Here I was mainly responsible for the physical implementation and support of software and hardware on all workstations. I was also introduced to network configuration and support. This environment taught me to be versatile and be able to adapt in different work environments.
With the experience I gained from the environments mentioned above, as well as my strong problem solving and analytical skills, I believe that I can interactively utilise the skills obtained from my previous work environments, while gaining exposure provided by different infrastructures, especially those of project, program and business management solutions within any environment.
Sabelo Ntsaluba - a brief profile
My last employment in IT Auditing was a three months' contract with Sizwe Ntsaluba VSP as an IT Audit Consultant, which ended on the 30th April, 2009. During that period I performed a follow-up GCR audit up to creating the required report. I was also involved with auditing Conversion Mapping in one national department's data conversion project. I also did data analysis using the functionality of Excel 2007.
At the moment I am in Queenstown, Eastern Cape; giving my wife some IT assistance in her construction business. I can easily relocate since I have little family responsibilities. At the end of May 2011, I successfully completed an IT Essentials course presented by the Central University of Technology Cisco Regional Academy in Bloemfontein.
I have done and completed a three year IT Auditor trainee internship with the Auditor General, which ended in April 2008. Mostly I've been assigned to do GCR's in line with the CobiT framework. We were also exposed into tasks such as conducting CIS risk assessment and preparing the resultant reports, preparing planning memoranda of audit projects in accordance to an approved framework, collecting and organizing all correspondence (including emails) relating to each project accordingly up to preparing management reports and covering letters for each audit project.
I have a Higher Diploma in Computer Auditing. My Computer Auditing research report topic was on "Testing as an IT Auditing Tool or Methodology within the SDLC". I also have years of IT background - from December 1989 - supported by a three year Diploma in Computer Data Processing. I also attended a four day Testing and Quality Assurance course with Testing and Data Services (TDS) in Centurion.
I started my IT career as a Clipper programmer with Sasol in Secunda, in December 1989. In 1997 I moved to Intersolve Health Informatics in Centurion, as an analyst programmer. Here I was introduced to a database environment, Sybase SQL. Our added responsibilities were to modify and test the database procedures so they could query the databases and as well as interface with the frontend software. We also did some final testing, implementation and support of these systems. This makes me strong in basic data manipulation, thus being able to learn and use other analysis and reporting tools.
While still with Intersolve I was also involved in a three year pilot project that computerised six Gauteng public hospitals. Here I was mainly responsible for the physical implementation and support of software and hardware on all workstations. I was also introduced to network configuration and support. This environment taught me to be versatile and be able to adapt in different work environments.
With the experience I gained from the environments mentioned above, as well as my strong problem solving and analytical skills, I believe that I can interactively utilise the skills obtained from my previous work environments, while gaining exposure provided by different infrastructures, especially those of project, program and business management solutions within any environment.
