GRC Analyst

Overview The Technology Risk Assessor is an entry-level role focused on identifying, assessing, and documenting technology risks across the enterprise. This role supports the Technology Risk and Governance function by evaluating technology controls against industry-standard frameworks such as NIST, COBIT, and ISO, and by working closely with Control Owners to understand control design, effectiveness, and residual risk. Responsibilities Support enterprise Technology Risk Assessments across IT, cybersecurity, and technology domains. Assess technology risks using recognized frameworks including NIST, COBIT, and ISO/ISO 27001. Identify, document, and evaluate inherent and residual technology risks. Understand and document existing technology and security controls and how they mitigate risk. Map risks to controls and align them to applicable framework requirements. Engage and collaborate with Control Owners to perform control walkthroughs and risk discussions. Facilitate structured conversations with stakeholders to validate control design and operating effectiveness. Document risk statements, control descriptions, and supporting evidence in risk registers and governance tools. Support risk remediation tracking and follow-up with Control Owners. Prepare clear risk summaries and materials for risk governance and management review. Technology Risk & Framework Focus Apply NIST, COBIT, and ISO principles to assess technology risks and controls. Understand how framework requirements translate into practical technology controls. Assist in identifying control gaps and areas of improvement relative to framework expectations. Support alignment of technology risk posture with organizational risk tolerance. Requirements Foundational understanding of technology risk, IT controls, and governance concepts. Basic knowledge of cybersecurity and technology risk management. Familiarity with NIST, COBIT, and/or ISO frameworks (academic or professional). Strong written and verbal communication skills. Ability to engage professionally with Control Owners and technical stakeholders. Strong analytical, organizational, and documentation skills. Ability to translate technical discussions into clear risk language. Education and Experience Entry-level role; 0–3 years of experience in technology, IT risk, cybersecurity, audit, compliance, or governance. Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems, Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Business, or a related field (or equivalent experience). Key Success Factors Comfortable navigating conversations with Control Owners and stakeholders. Clear and structured articulation of technology risks and controls. Strong attention to detail and documentation quality. Willingness to learn and grow within a Technology Risk and Governance function. Collaborative mindset across technical and non-technical teams. #J-18808-Ljbffr Veritis