Sr. Business Continuity Analyst

Posted 7 days ago

perfict globalDublin (CA)

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Sr. Business Continuity Analyst
Location: Hybrid, 3 Days (Tue-Thur) onsite: 5130 Hacienda Drive, Dublin, CA 94568
Duration: 6+ Months
Roles and Responsibilities: Update and maintain business continuity plans: Revise and refresh existing plans annually. Table-top exercises: Create and lead scenario-based testing of business continuity plans. Crisis management: Actively engage in crisis response, taking notes, documenting lessons learned, and ensuring adherence to established playbooks. Standard operating procedures (SOPs): Draft and update SOPs as part of crisis management and continuity planning. Stakeholder collaboration: Work with internal stakeholders to update their BC plans and ensure proper planning for risk mitigation or acceptance. Risk management: Analyze and assess risks to business operations, developing and recommending strategies for risk mitigation. Ownership of plans: Once trained, take full ownership of specific business continuity plans, managing them on an annual basis. Experience Hands-on experience in business continuity planning, crisis management, and working with business stakeholders.
Certifications: DRII Certification (Disaster Recovery International Institute).CBCP (Certified Business Continuity Professional).
Must Have: Skills Proven experience in conducting BIA and developing BC plans. Strong understanding of risk management and mitigation techniques. Hands-on experience in table-top exercises and scenario-based testing. Ability to work within defined playbooks for crisis management and incident response. Proficiency in writing and updating SOPs.

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