Sr. enterprise Resilience Analyst
eteamSan Jose (CA)
About the role
Sr. Enterprise Resilience Analyst Become a key member of Client's Enterprise Resilience team, where you'll strengthen the resilience of our extended vendor ecosystem. In this role, you'll safeguard business continuity by evaluating, monitoring, and enhancing third-party resilience, ensuring Client can anticipate, withstand, adapt to, and recover from disruptions. You will identify and mitigate risks linked to external providers, embed resilience requirements into vendor management, and actively support our Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) and Critical Vendor initiatives to reinforce Client's enterprise resilience posture. Perform business continuity and disaster recovery risk assessments for critical vendors. Validate vendor resilience practices to ensure alignment with Client's enterprise resilience standards. Publish comprehensive assessment reports, summarizing resilience gaps, risks, and actionable recommendations. Provide insights to leadership on emerging risks and resilience trends across the vendor ecosystem. Support TPRM and Critical Vendor programs, ensuring compliance with resilience governance frameworks and risk management policies. Ensure vendor contracts include resilience and continuity requirements. Partner with Procurement, Legal, Security, and Business Units to address vendor resilience risks and implement mitigation strategies. Lead resilience testing exercises with third parties to validate recovery capabilities. Identify and drive process improvements within vendor resilience and risk management workflows. Align third-party resilience practices with enterprise resilience frameworks (ISO 22316, NIST, FFIEC, etc.).Maintain accurate documentation of resilience assessments, reviews, and program activities for audit and reporting purposes.5+ years of experience in business continuity, vendor risk management, or third-party security assessments Strong knowledge of resilience and risk frameworks (ISO 22301, ISO 22316, NIST, SOC 2) and enterprise resilience principles. Proven experience conducting resilience assessments and preparing detailed reports for executive and technical audiences. Proficiency in tools and platforms such as Microsoft Office Suite, Service Now, and risk management systems. Excellent communication and analytical skills, with the ability to translate resilience findings into actionable recommendations. Collaborative mindset, capable of working across multiple teams and managing competing priorities. Background in Enterprise Resilience, Risk Management, Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, or Information Security; certifications such as CBCP, CBCI.
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