Governance and Risk Analyst II
Cadence Bank | |
United States, Mississippi, Tupelo | |
201 South Spring Street (Show on map) | |
Nov 23, 2024 | |
Description
Governance, Risk & Compliance Analyst II Location: Remote but must be living in, AL, AR, FL, GA, LA, MS, MO, TN, OR TX Functional: IT Change Management Coordinator Summary The IT Change Management Coordinator at Cadence Bank plays a critical role in managing and overseeing the implementation of IT changes across the organization. The role ensures that changes to IT systems, infrastructure, and applications are controlled, managed, and communicated effectively to mitigate risk, maintain compliance, and minimize disruptions to business operations. In addition to managing IT change requests, the role is responsible for integrating risk registry management, conducting control testing, and ensuring compliance with regulatory and internal standards. The ideal candidate will have extensive knowledge of change management methodologies, risk management practices, and IT controls, ensuring a seamless integration between change management, risk, and compliance functions. Essential Job Duties Change Control Management: Risk and Impact Assessment: Change Documentation and Communication: Compliance and Audit Readiness: Collaboration and Stakeholder Engagement: Post-Change Review: Incident and Problem Management Support: Risk Metrics and Reporting: Additional Job Duties Risk Registry Management: Control Testing & Monitoring: Core Competencies Strong organizational skills - Ability to manage multiple change initiatives simultaneously, track deadlines, and maintain documentation efficiently. Effective communicator - clear and concise communication with stakeholders, ensuring everyone is informed about change processes, impacts, and timelines. Attention to detail - Accuracy in assessing risks, documenting changes, and ensuring compliance with procedures and regulations. Analytical thinking - Ability to evaluate the potential risks and impacts of changes, problem-solve issues, and identify areas for improvement. Risk Management Expertise - Proficiency in identifying, assessing, documenting, and mitigating IT risks related to change management, and integrating risk assessment outcomes into decision-making. Collaboration and teamwork - Works well with cross-functional teams, bridging communication gaps between technical and non-technical stakeholders. Adaptability and flexibility - Ability to adjust plans and respond to changing priorities, especially when urgent changes or unexpected challenges arise. Knowledge of Change Management Methodologies - Familiarity with frameworks like ITIL or Agile and understanding of how to apply them effectively in different contexts. Problem-solving Skills - Proactively addresses issues, identifies root causes, and implements solutions during change processes. Minimum Qualifications 3-5 years of experience in IT change management or related roles, preferably within the financial services industry. Familiarity with ITIL, change management frameworks, regulatory requirements, and risk management processes in a financial institution. Experience with risk registry management and control testing preferred. Strong computer skills with Microsoft and Google applications along with an ability to learn new systems. Visio and Power BI skills a plus. Ability to travel a maximum of 10% annually. Trustworthy with high standards of personal integrity (demonstrated by an unblemished career history, complete lack of criminal convictions etc.), and willingness to undergo vetting to verify this if necessary. Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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