Information Security Analyst

Role & responsibilities

Role Overview

Support Information Security, Data privacy, QMS activities, including audits, contract reviews, project security assessments, in alignment with ISO 9001 and ISO 27001. This is a work-from-office role.

Core Responsibilities:

• Audits & Assessments Coordinate & support, external audit certification, customer audits, conduct internal audit, handle Information Security questionnaires and third-party vendor risk assessments.
• Contracts & Privacy Review contracts, MSAs and Information Security clauses; support implementation of PII/privacy controls in line with GDPR and Indias DPDP Act.
• Project Security Conduct & support project security audits covering SDLC, Secure SDLC, and secure coding practices with Project& program Delivery teams.
• QMS/ISMS – Maintain policies, procedures, standards, and records; track risks, non-conformities, corrective actions, and compliance gaps to closure.
• Stakeholder Collaboration – Work with IT, HR, Legal, Delivery, and other stakeholders to implement, audit and maintain ISMS, QMS & privacy controls.
• Awareness & Reporting – Conduct Information Security awareness sessions and prepare compliance dashboards, trackers, reports, and management review inputs.

Required Skills:

• 2–5 years of experience in QMS, Information Security, GRC and Data Privacy.
• Working knowledge of ISO 9001, ISO 27001:2022, and its 93 Annex A controls.
• Implementation knowledge of ITGC/IT controls and Information security controls.
• Experience/exposure to internal, external, and customer audits, risk assessments, third-party reviews and contract/security clause reviews.
• Working knowledge of Secure SDLC, secure coding, GDPR & India’s DPDP Act.
• Strong communication, stakeholder coordination, analytical & documentation skills.

Preferred candidate profile

F2F Interview Required.

Preferred:

• ISO 27001 / ISO 9001 Internal or Lead Auditor certification.
• Experience working in Software programming and Information Technology related organizations.
• Exposure to GRC, privacy, or Information Security governance.