Technical GRC Analyst (Compliance & Assurance)

As a Technical GRC Analyst, you'll partner with Security, Engineering, Product, and business teams to evaluate technical controls, validate evidence, assess risk, and continuously improve the organization's compliance and assurance program.

This is a hands-on role for someone who enjoys understanding how technology works, asking thoughtful questions, solving problems, and helping build a modern compliance program that scales with the business.

Your Focus Areas

• Technical Control Assurance and Risk Assessments
• AI Governance & Emerging Technologies (ISO 42001)
• Technical Customer Assurance
• Program Intelligence, Metrics & Analytics
• Compliance Automation & Continuous Improvement

Key Responsibilities

• Evaluate the design and operating effectiveness of technical controls.
• Review and validate evidence to assess whether controls are implemented, operating effectively, and appropriately documented.
• Perform technical risk assessments for new technologies, systems, and business initiatives.
• Partner with Engineering and Security to ensure technical controls align with compliance requirements and industry best practices.
• Support and continuously improve the companys AI governance program — AI policies, acceptable-use standards, risk assessments, vendor evaluations, and security controls aligned with ISO 42001.
• Transform compliance data into meaningful insights that support business decisions and program maturity.
• Identify opportunities to automate compliance activities and improve operational efficiency.
• Support internal assessments, customer due diligence, and external audits.

Experience

• 8+ years of experience in technical security, Security GRC, regulatory compliance, or a related discipline.
• Experience evaluating technical controls and validating supporting evidence.
• Experience performing technical risk assessments and working with cross-functional teams.
• Experience working in technology organizations with modern cloud and enterprise environments.
• Exposure to FedRAMP authorization activities including NIST 800-53 control implementation, SSP development, evidence collection, POA&M management, or readiness assessments is highly desirable.

Working knowledge in several of the following areas:

• Cloud and security architecture concepts
• Vulnerability and risk management
• Secure software development and DevSecOps concepts
• Data protection and encryption
• AI governance and emerging technologies
• Dashboard development, reporting,analytics and automation