GSC: Risk and Control Officer

Equities & X Asset Fin Tech solve some of the most interesting and complex problems in the financial industry to help our global business and its customers succeed. Shipping code early and often using Agile and DevOps engineering practices is critical for us to deliver business value, with continuous improvement and learning at the center of everything we do. We are motivated by pushing the boundaries of financial and technological innovation, in an open, inclusive, and diverse environment. Our team in Equities & X Asset Fin Tech runs the Technology Risk & Control practice globally, we partner with engineering teams, our business, product owners and other practices to ensure technology risk is within appetite. Curiosity and a growth mind set for continuous learning are key values within our team. We are globally distributed and well connected as a group, spanning multiple product lines in Equity Derivatives, Prime Finance, Cash Equities and Electronic trading. We are currently seeking a talented professional to join our team as Technology Risk & Control Officer. We are looking for a Technology Risk & Control Officer, based in our Krakow office, to run and grow the practice by assisting engineering teams to manage their risk appropriately, adhering to standards, policies and regulatory requirements. You will form strong relationships with technology teams, business and senior management and you will have opportunities both to implement solutions yourself and lead through influence. You will help us continue the journey of growing the framework of managing information security risk for the department, assisting with governance and ensuring the risks taken are within the apetite of senior management of both business and technology. You will participate in group wide programs and lead your own initiatives for improving the risk position of the department and identifying thematic risks. Leading improvements in existing processes and ways of working is key to the role, enabling consistent small gains to contribute to the evolution of our framework.