IT Governance and Disaster Recovery Analyst
Memphis, TN, onsite, contract, 3+ years
seen 5d ago
- Riskonnect
- COBIT
About the role
Support IT governance and disaster recovery through audit remediation, process improvement, cross-team coordination, and usable documentation. This role focuses primarily on governance, with disaster recovery responsibilities that include tabletop exercises and collaboration with software owners. The schedule is Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
What you would do
• Execute governance and IT risk management activities and explain their intent and objectives. • Translate assigned audit findings into actionable remediation plans, coordinate accountable stakeholders, and track timely resolution through closure. • Collaborate with product teams on disaster recovery plans for SaaS and on-premises products. • Plan scenarios and facilitate tabletop exercises using authentic situations and established processes. • Review governance practices, collaborate on recommendations, and identify end-to-end process improvements. • Integrate program enhancements into ongoing team processes. • Create and maintain AI-ready documentation and use AI to support clear, self-service knowledge. Software owners create and maintain their own disaster plans. The analyst helps teams participate in the recovery program and facilitates tabletop exercises.
What they are looking for
• Experience analyzing end-to-end processes and identifying improvements. • Experience with tabletop exercises, including scenario and plan development and facilitation. • Ability to review governance practices, develop recommendations collaboratively, and coordinate progress. • Strong communication, requirements gathering, documentation, and problem-solving skills. • Ability to work independently, multitask, and prioritize competing work. • At least three years of experience in Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery or audit. • Broad understanding of COBIT processes. • Bachelor’s degree in IT or a related field. • Experience with Riskonnect, formerly Castellan.
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