Senior Analyst, IT Governance
constellation brandsBrooklyn (NY)
Senior Analyst, IT Governance
Posted today
constellation brandsBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role, you will help establish AI governance, risk management, and compliance controls to enable safe use of AI at Constellation Brands. You’ll partner with Risk, Legal, Privacy, Cybersecurity, and Analytics teams to assess AI risks and drive governance reviews. You’ll maintain inventories, risk registers, and reporting on AI compliance and trends. You’ll support audits, third-party risk reviews, and embedding controls in AI solutions to enable responsible innovation. Compensation / Benefits paid time off medical/dental/vision insurance 401(k) comprehensive benefits package eligible benefits for employees
Responsibilities:
Develop and maintain AI governance frameworks, policies, and standards Conduct AI risk assessments and document findings Maintain AI inventories, risk registers, and governance records Update AI risk taxonomy to include emerging risks Monitor privacy, security, legal, and ethical compliance for AI Support trustworthy AI practices including transparency and accountability Track remediation activities and risk mitigation plans Assist with audits and regulatory readiness Develop reporting on AI compliance and risk trends Support AI third-party risk assessments and pre-implementation reviews Partner with stakeholders to embed controls into AI solutions Support governance forums and decision-making processes
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline 3+ to 8+ years of relevant experience Strong communication and stakeholder management skills Ability to work across business and technology organizations Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities Experience driving continuous improvement and operational excellence communication stakeholder management cross-functional collaboration AI governance and risk management risk assessments and controls privacy and compliance monitoring
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