2 of 2 Technology Risk Manager Jobs in the UK

Miryco Consultants are working with a number of financial institutions currently undertaking major cloud migration projects. As this journey progresses, the need for strong risk & control/governance processes is becoming paramount in order for the business to properly understand risks undertaken, as well as meet regulatory obligations. I … am keen to speak with senior professionals with experience in AWS/Azure migration projects. Key Responsibilities: Develop and implement technology risk frameworks and strategies aligned with business objectives. Lead risk assessments for cloud migration projects on AWS or Azure, ensuring compliance with regulatory and internal standards. … Collaborate with engineering teams to design risk mitigation solutions and improve technology resilience. Analyse and interpret complex technical risks, providing clear recommendations to senior leadership. Monitor, evaluate, and report on the effectiveness of risk controls within the technology environment. Stay updated on emerging risks, technologies, and more »

Technology Risk and Controls Manager – Edinburgh – up to £60K plus benefits (Hybrid working) This is an exciting and challenging permanent role with a financial services organisation in the UK. The purpose of Technology Controls is to provide Controls and Risk Management leadership enabling colleagues to … make the right decision. The team is transforming and maturing the Technology Risk and Control framework within the organisation. You’ll provide oversight of the Technology Controls Library, supporting key stakeholders by providing expert guidance based on analytical outcomes and insight surrounding the operation of the control … environment, ultimately supporting the evolution and maturity of the risk and control profile. What you’ll be doing: Own, co-ordinate and operate a variety of control oversight activities including, the delivery of scheme attestations and annual control testing schedule. Research, transform and improve on existing practices. Coordinate and more »