Technical Resiliency Manager Boston or Jersey City or Dallas, TX

Technical Resiliency Manager

Technical Resiliency Manager
Boston or Jersey City or Dallas, TX

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Direct hire
Skills : Analyzing large data sets using tools such as SQL and Python.

The successful candidate will engage with technology project teams to build awareness of  technology resilience requirements and best practices, and confirm that these are implemented prior to release of new systems into production. The successful candidate will also contribute to special projects in areas such as new technology assessments, data-driven analysis and presentation of analytical results in the business continuity and resilience space.

What You'll Do

Monitor ongoing technology projects and their status
Plan and track engagement with project teams, and open issues from a business continuity policy compliance perspective
Understand project objectives and assess potential business continuity risks and opportunities
Work with project managers and stakeholders to close business continuity compliance gaps
Escalate unresolved issues in a timely manner
Define and track metrics related to project and system compliance with applicable policies
Provide input to periodic adjustments of business continuity technology policy and controls
Analyze large system configuration data sets to identify risks and opportunities
Assist in building  business continuity tools using tools such as SQL and Python
Mitigates risk by following established procedures and monitoring controls, spotting key errors and demonstrating strong ethical behavior.
Qualifications

Minimum of 7 years of related experience
Bachelor's degree preferred with Masters or equivalent experience
Minimum of 3 years in an enterprise technology or operations risk management role
Training or certification in enterprise technology and/or cloud solutions preferred
Experience analyzing large data sets using tools such as SQL and Python

$10000Job type:Direct hireJob function:Information TechnologyIndustry:Financial ServicesExperience level:Mid-seniorEducation level:Bachelor’s degreeJob classification:ProfessionalLocation:Boston or Jersey City or Dallas, TXZip code:75019Skills:analyzing large data sets using tools such as SQL and PythonExperience required:10 YearsRelocation assistance:Limited assistance

jonathan AT executivestaffrecruiters DOT com

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