Lead and manage Ebury’s Information Security and Compliance function, ensuring robust ISMS, audit readiness, and acting as the security point of contact for business and customer engagements.
Compensation
Competitive Starting Salary with an annual discretionary bonus that truly rewards your performance from day one.
Responsibilities
Maintain security frameworks and own day‑to‑day governance, audits, and third‑party risk
Act as InfoSec SME for sales, account management, and product teams
Own end‑to‑end response to security due diligence questionnaires, RFP/RFI security sections, and assurance requests
Build and maintain a central library of approved responses, certifications, and evidence
Join customer and prospect calls as the security expert
Risk Manager supporting large scale construction projects across key markets such as data centers, critical infrastructure, aviation, life sciences, and energy & natural resources.
Responsibilities
Maintain visibility of threat/opportunity trigger points to facilitate risk cost profiling
Use risk data to inform investment planning
Monitor overall risk exposure and assess the remaining risk budget
Work with contractors to assess contractors held risks and their views on client held risks
Produce risk reports as required, in a timely manner, to support the effective communication of threat and opportunity status
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in construction management, cost management, quantity surveying, engineering or field related to construction
Coordinating and administering the Permit to Work process across AOR-managed sites, reviewing permit applications, risk assessments, supporting safety documentation, ensuring contractor training, engaging technical experts, conducting audits and inspections, and maintaining a strong safety culture across the Auckland rail network.
Responsibilities
Coordinating and administering the Permit to Work process across AOR-managed sites
Reviewing permit applications, risk assessments and supporting safety documentation
Ensuring contractors have the required training, competencies and site inductions
Identifying high-risk activities and engaging the right technical experts for review and approval
Working with internal and external stakeholders to safely coordinate planned works
The role focuses on supporting comprehensive risk management efforts, maintaining risk reporting tools, and collaborating with key stakeholders to enhance program risk oversight.
Compensation
Competitive | Based on Experience
Responsibilities
Assist the team in establishing and maintaining cost and schedule baselines to assess risk exposures
Support input required for external stakeholders, grant applications, and program reporting
Develop and maintain risk reporting tools for cost and schedule risk analysis
Manage the Authority's risk register, ensuring proper coordination between programlevel and project-level risks
Maintain and update the Authority's Program Risk Management Plan and prepare quarterly risk management reports
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a relevant discipline
Nice to have: Experience working in large-scale programs or multi-disciplinary teams
Nice to have: Ability to manage multiple tasks and competing priorities
Nice to have: Knowledge of risk management practices in infrastructure or construction projects
Provide strategic guidance to the USSF on enterprise risk management processes while coordinating cross-functional technical teams to identify, analyze, and mitigate critical space mission risks.
Compensation
$160,300.00 - $240,500.00
Responsibilities
Provide strategic guidance to the USSF on the Space Enterprise Risk Management process, including refinements to risk management policies, processes, and governance structures
Coordinate technical subject matter expert support for risk analysis activities, ensuring analyses are aligned with risk management and mitigation objectives and delivered on schedule to support enterprise integration and system delivery timelines
Lead coordination efforts across enterprise technical baseline and budget prioritization teams to align risk mitigation efforts, data repositories, and related activities for maximum effectiveness
Participate in risk management forums as a technical advisor, representing Aerospace expertise and providing objective recommendations to USSF leadership
Provide direct support to enterprise technical baseline and budget prioritization teams to establish a robust, integrated system that enables effective identification, prioritization, and mitigation of USSF risks, issues, gaps, and opportunities
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in science, engineering, mathematics, or related technical discipline
Provide research, coordination, and operational support for complex compliance and supervision matters, escalating issues as appropriate and helping drive timely resolution.
Compensation
Pay Range - Start: $70,320.00
Pay Range - End: $105,480.00
Responsibilities
Provide research, coordination, and operational support for complex compliance and supervision matters
Gather, organize, validate, and communicate information needed to support a consistent cross-network office experience
Execute established compliance processes and contribute observations and recommendations
Coordinate communication among compliance teams, business partners, and field stakeholders
Assist with the development, maintenance, and delivery of targeted training, job aids, and guidance
Requirements
Nice to have: experience supporting training, guidance, process documentation, or operational workflows
Finance or cost professional to own the cost picture for energy transition projects, providing cost insight to ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget.
Responsibilities
Keep project cost-to-complete budgets aligned with the as-sold budget in our project systems.
Verify actual costs to date, including materials, labour, manufactured costs, supplier invoices, timesheets and travel expenses.
Support estimating.
Maintain registers of cost risks and of actual and committed costs.
Work with planners so forecast cost risks and the schedule stay linked.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in finance or a cost management discipline