Resiliency Practitioner & Enterprise Response Management Analytics

Posted 14 days ago

eteamCharlotte (NC)

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Resiliency Practitioner & Enterprise Response Management Analytics
Location: Remote Duration: 12 months Possible extension
Required Skills: 3 years of hands-on BIA and risk assessment execution (not just plan maintenance)Experience producing documentation for formal attestation and second line (2LOD) review, with discipline to self-QA before submission Working knowledge of an enterprise GRC tool (Archer preferred)Ability to document dependencies, recovery strategies, and impact tolerances Experience coordinating with LOBs, IT, and other stakeholder groups on plan development, testing, and execution Financial services or other regulated-industry background Strong documentation/technical writing skills for playbooks and recovery scripts Willingness to participate in on-call rotation and support real-time triage/escalation during disruptive incidents Experience with situational awareness/crisis monitoring tools for all-hazards event tracking (e.g., Everbridge, Dataminr, Alert Media, or equivalent GSOC-fed monitoring)Experience gathering and synthesizing all-hazards threat intelligence (severe weather, civil unrest, geopolitical, health/pandemic, physical security) to support risk prioritization Hands-on experience building and maintaining response/resiliency metrics and reporting (incident trends, recovery time performance, testing outcomes) for leadership/governance audiences Comfort with BI/reporting tools (Power BI, Tableau, or equivalent) to support metrics reporting Predictive/statistical modeling experience (Python, R, forecasting) preferredBCM certification (CBCP, MBCI, or CBCI) – strongly preferred Financial services or other regulated-industry background. Knowledge of FFIEC and FINRA business continuity requirements Experience working as a business continuity / resiliency consultant preferred

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