Technology Controls Manager, VP

Job Description

Join us as a Technology Controls Manager This is an opportunity for a driven Technology Controls Manager to take on an exciting new career challenge You’ll be able to build and maintain a wide network of stakeholders of varying degrees of seniority It’s a chance to have a tangible effect on our function, put your existing skills to the test and advance your career We're offering this role at vice president level What you'll do You'll apply effective risk management and decision making capability within an IT environment, anticipating and assessing the potential impact of risks across the organisation. You’ll Also Lead engagement with key stakeholders across Technology and in the functions and franchises, including second line of defence and Internal Audit Deliver effective coaching to colleagues where performance needs are identified and develop and deliver relevant training interventions Proactively deliver multiple performance goals with minimal line manager direction and intervention Take ownership for building and maintaining a network of key contacts and influencers Lead on taking a proactive view of change and transformation programmes to drive informed decision making, ensuring that controls are redesigned and optimised ahead of time Proactively seek continuous improvements of existing processes and procedures across Risk Management disciplines and establish an environment of continual learning and feedback with automation in mind. The skills you'll need You'll be a subject matter expert in risk management methodologies, with at least 14 years of experience in control and process design methods, and practical experience of regulatory and operational risk in a technology environment. You’ll Also Need Experience in the financial services industry The ability to benchmark inherent resilience of technology architecture Experience in independently assuring the adequacy and effectiveness of processes and controls A strong knowledge of IT service management processes