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Senior cybersecurity analyst, risk management
$120,000 - 160,000
Utah Avenue South 2401, Seattle
$120,000 - 160,000
Requirements
Must:
- Bachelors degree in computer science or a related field, or 3+ years of relevant experience.
- Operational knowledge of risk management programs.
- Familiarity with Issue and Exception management.
- Experience in implementing and managing risk management programs.
- Proven ability to lead key program initiatives from conception to execution and adoption.
- Skill in establishing and managing outcome-based initiatives employing standardized processes and industry best practices.
- Experience in cross-industry consulting is preferred.
- Knowledge of security, data privacy, compliance, and regulatory requirements.
- Understanding of industry frameworks and methodologies, including NIST, ISO, and COSO.
- At least one recognized industry security/privacy certification, such as CISM, CRISC, CIPP, or CISSP.
- Ability to develop key performance metrics and report program outcomes to leadership.
- Clear grasp of Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Security Domains related to Cybersecurity, data privacy, continuity, vulnerability, incidents, and emerging areas like Generative AI.
- Collaborative approach with technical teams, including Security Architecture/Engineering and international teams.
- Capability to manage various initiatives and prioritize workload according to dynamic business needs.
- Skill in driving requirements for program enhancements and experience with release management.
- Experience in ensuring accurate data management for risk and GRC programs to support reliable decision-making.
- Capability to analyze data to identify trends, emerging risks, and control gaps, turning data into actionable insights.
- Commitment to creating value and producing quality outcomes aligned with business objectives.
- Experience in delivering risk/security training and knowledge transfer to team members as needed.
- Ability to cultivate a can-do mindset and lead by example.
Responsibilities
- Facilitate and manage a comprehensive risk management program to mitigate cyber risks.
- Deliver clear and consistent globally integrated cybersecurity operational risk services.
- Measure success through program adoption and risk reduction metrics.
- Collaborate effectively with multiple stakeholder groups to ensure seamless service delivery.
- Oversee the delivery of repeatable, data-driven risk services across the cybersecurity division.
- Adapt the pace of delivery based on program maturity and team capacity.
- Maintain proactive communication with all relevant teams and stakeholders.
- Generate documentation to support systems and programs.
- Conduct training sessions on security/risk for team members as necessary.
- Lead by example to inspire a positive attitude within the team.
Description
At Starbucks, we aim to be a distinctive company, celebrating coffee and fostering connections within communities. Our mission centers on nurturing human connections one cup at a time, and our technologists play a crucial role in achieving this through innovative solutions. We are looking for a senior cybersecurity analyst who will collaborate within our Global Cybersecurity Services (GCS) organization to manage a risk management program. Your contributions will greatly impact our efforts to sustain brand trust and enhance the overall cybersecurity landscape at Starbucks. As part of our team, you will enjoy comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, paid time off, a 401(k) retirement plan with employer match, and more, all designed to support your well-being and professional growth. Join us in a workspace where we believe collaboration fuels our best work as we refine our commitment to excellence.
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