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Leads technology risk and control activities, including risk identification, assessment, mitigation, control evaluation, governance, reporting, and regulatory compliance. Partners with technology, business control, data, assessment, and regulatory stakeholders to identify root causes, address control gaps, and strengthen the firm’s risk posture. Uses AI tools and large datasets to analyze application portfolio risks and provide senior management with actionable insights.

Leads independent oversight of operational, technology, cybersecurity, and AI/ML risks across the firm. Evaluates AI/ML platforms and use cases, performs thematic risk analysis, challenges first-line mitigation strategies, assesses threat exposures and controls, and collaborates with technology and risk stakeholders to support resilient, responsible AI adoption.

Leads technology risk and controls governance for cloud foundational services. Produces executive-ready governance materials, manages meetings and remediation actions, monitors KRIs and KPIs, validates control effectiveness, synthesizes risks into senior-level insights, and improves reporting processes. Partners across functions to strengthen oversight, using authorized AI and automation with appropriate human validation, data sensitivity awareness, and auditability.

Lead technology risk and controls activities across cybersecurity and business applications. Assess, monitor, and report risks; evaluate controls; identify gaps; recommend mitigation strategies; support regulatory compliance; document issues and action plans; and conduct threat modeling with application teams. The role requires collaboration with senior stakeholders and technology teams, plus knowledge of SDLC, cloud infrastructure, IAM, data protection, application security, resiliency, and vulnerability management.

Leads technology risk, controls, and resiliency governance for employee platforms. Oversees recovery planning, testing, compliance, control effectiveness, remediation, and Permit-to-Operate requirements across cloud, cyber, infrastructure, and operational resilience. Partners with engineering, architecture, product, cybersecurity, and business stakeholders; provides executive reporting; drives automation, standardization, analytics, and responsible AI adoption; and coaches technology leaders on improving recoverability and operational readiness.

Leads technology risk and controls activities across business and technology organizations. Oversees IT general and application control design, testing, SOC attestation readiness, auditor engagement, issue remediation, risk reporting, and regulatory compliance. Manages cross-functional teams, evaluates control effectiveness, identifies compensating controls, and communicates technology risk posture to senior stakeholders. Uses authorized AI capabilities to accelerate evidence synthesis and reporting while validating outputs for security, auditability, and regulatory requirements.

Supports secure software development by executing security solutions, writing secure code, analyzing incident and vulnerability data, validating AI-assisted recommendations, and contributing to security testing, resiliency, continuity training, and control validation. The role requires knowledge of software development lifecycles, network and information security, IT risk, cloud technologies, and architectural concepts.

Lead technology risk and controls activities for citizen development governance. Provide global user support, manage intake and issue resolution, create training and self-service materials, communicate policy and system changes, maintain knowledge repositories, and improve workflows using support metrics. Partner with product, engineering, governance, and risk stakeholders to ensure controls, documentation, auditability, and regulatory expectations are met. Apply enterprise-authorized AI responsibly to synthesize evidence and support control testing and reporting.

Develop regional cybersecurity and technology risk governance reporting for EMEA forums, control committees, and board meetings. Analyze risk data, articulate regional and legal-entity impacts, monitor compliance with standards and regulations, evaluate control effectiveness, and support mitigation strategies. Build risk-management tools, identify process gaps, streamline workflows, and communicate findings to senior stakeholders while fostering cross-business relationships.

Lead Cloud Security Engineer responsible for designing and implementing secure cloud infrastructure, controls, threat models, and risk assessments. The role reviews infrastructure-as-code, develops security controls, analyzes vulnerabilities, integrates with security operations and access management, and writes or reviews production code. It requires expertise in public cloud platforms, Kubernetes, cloud security posture management, infrastructure-as-code, enterprise security architecture, and validated use of AI-assisted security workflows.