Risk Manager
linkedinCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Senior level resource 8+ years of Project Management experience Technical background and understanding Need RISE deliverable experience Agile and Jira experience Strong communication and presentation skills Good project durations and tenurePosition SummaryProvide strategic guidance on the issue management process to ensure timely and effective resolution of issuesTrack issue statuses and provide executive-level commentary on an ongoing basis highlighting key risks, roadblocks, trends and areas for improvementFacilitate meetings and routines to drive issue resolution ensuring that all stakeholders are engaged on action plansOwn and maintain relationships across DREAM, Global Technology, and Global Risk Management to ensure adherence to timelines and compliance with evidence requirements and firm-wide risk frameworkIdentify opportunities for enhancing or streamlining the execution of issue management processesPrimary Skill Others - Please specify Secondary SkillTertiary SkillRequired SkillsAbility to work well under pressure, adapt to unexpected events, prioritize and multi-task in a deadline-driven environmentProven track record of successfully managing multiple projects at various stagesHigh attention to detail and strong organizational skillsAbility to communicate effectively at all levels of the organization including senior leadership and executivesWorking knowledge of JIRAStrong presentation skills and experience with MS Office - particularly PowerPointDesired Skills • Working knowledge or experience with change management and vulnerability management
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