Risk

• Provide services and support as a Subsurface Risk Specialist
• Deliver bankable, technically defensible Independent Engineering advisory services
• Conduct geological, reservoir, geophysical, resource, and development uncertainty evaluations
• Review project documentation and prepare defensible work products including subsurface risk registers and resource validation
• Coordinate with engineering, finance, legal, construction, operations, environmental, HSE, and project controls stakeholders

Subsurface Risk Specialist

• Support SAP Master Data Governance initiatives with a primary focus on Material Master
• Collaborate closely with business stakeholders and technical teams to assess requirements
• Design functional solutions and ensure high‑quality delivery across SAP MDG processes
• Contribute to backlog creation, process design, testing, and ongoing application support

SAP MDG Business Partner Analyst

• Lead the design, implementation, and ongoing evolution of the enterprise Information Governance framework
• Lead IG communications, training, and awareness programs to drive behavioral change and accountability
• Translate legal, regulatory, and business requirements into practical, scalable IG policies, standards, and procedures
• Own the global records retention schedule
• Ensure compliance with applicable information governance requirements
• Support audits, regulatory inquiries, customer assessments, and internal risk reviews
• Partner with IT, Security, and Digital teams to operationalize IG controls in enterprise systems
• Evaluate and support deployment of IG, records management, eDiscovery, and data classification technologies

Senior Manager, Information Governance

• Provide leadership and subject matter expertise for the organization’s Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) function, ensuring it continues to mature in alignment with organizational strategy, operating context, and governance expectations
• Advise the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) and the Audit & Risk Management Committee (ARC) on enterprise risk matters, supporting a dynamic, forward‑looking approach to identifying, prioritizing, and managing risk
• Strengthen enterprise‑level operational resilience by ensuring the SLT has a clear view of the organization’s most significant risks, including changes over time and the effectiveness of mitigation strategies
• Partner with SLT Risk Owners to review evolving risk assessments; develop, document, and periodically refresh critical mitigation plans; identify emerging risks and potential new mitigations; and assess whether additional organizational support or resources are needed
• Serve as the focal point for engagement with SCI on shared and interdependent risks, ensuring those risks are clearly understood, consistently assessed, and appropriately managed across organizational boundaries
• Design, produce, and deliver high‑impact enterprise risk reporting for the SLT and ARC, emphasizing trends, interdependencies, emerging risks, and actionable insights rather than static risk inventories
• Lead targeted “Deep Dive” analyses on priority risk themes, providing the Board and leadership with the transparency, context, and analysis needed to govern confidently—particularly during periods of strategic, operational, or external change
• Support alignment and integration across risk‑related second- and third-line functions to promote a coherent, enterprise‑wide understanding of risk and avoid unnecessary duplication or burden
• Embed risk‑aware thinking across the organization by developing practical tools, templates, guidance, and training that enable staff at all levels to identify, discuss, and manage risk in a proportionate and constructive way
• Serve as an accessible resource and thought partner to teams across the organization, supporting risk‑informed decision‑making while ensuring the ERM function adds value and does not create unnecessary organizational drag

Lead Advisor, Enterprise Risk Management

• Lead execution of awarded Federal Microsoft programs, ensuring delivery meets all contractual, technical, schedule, cost, and quality requirements.
• Ensure compliance with federal regulations, security requirements, and program governance standards.
• Own delivery planning, risk management, and issue resolution across programs, serving as the primary escalation point for delivery-related challenges.
• Establish and maintain effective delivery rhythms, including program reviews, performance reporting, and customer status communications.
• Ensure delivery outcomes support customer satisfaction, renewals, and recompete readiness.
• Maintain accountability for P&L performance across assigned programs, including revenue attainment, margin targets, forecast accuracy, and cost control.
• Partner with Finance and Contracts to manage program financial health, including labor mix, utilization, and subcontractor performance.
• Proactively identify and address risks that may impact margin or contract performance.
• Identify, shape, and execute organic growth opportunities within existing contracts, including task orders, scope expansions, and option year planning.
• Serve as the primary delivery-facing relationship owner with Government Program Managers, CORs, and key stakeholders.
• Lead customer engagement meetings focused on delivery performance, roadmap planning, and performance improvement.
• Lead, mentor, and develop Program Managers and delivery team members across the portfolio.

Power Platform Governance – Lead

• Supporting a wide range of projects for private and government clients throughout the U.S. (and internationally).
• Performing human health risk assessments in accordance with regulatory guidance and project-specific work plans.
• Developing Risk Assessment Work Plans and contributing to Sampling and Analysis Plans/Quality Assurance Project Plans.
• Successfully coordinating with internal project teams, including delegating to junior staff.
• Preparing technical deliverables; including writing reports and performing/reviewing risk assessment calculations using R software.
• Maintaining knowledge of federal and state regulations/guidance documents for conducting risk assessments.
• Maintaining work quality, quantity, and efficiency at or above company standards.

Human Health and Ecological Risk Assessor

• The Information Architecture Governance Advisor owns the design and implementation of an enterprise information model.
• Establishes and carries out enterprise data and information architecture policies, standards, and processes according to guidelines.
• Is responsible for structuring, organizing, and communicating information in a way that makes it easy for business users to find, navigate, and understand.
• Champions and facilitates the review of data-related changes across the organization.
• Works with business partners and Information Technology (IT) partners to drive consensus around how data should be structured.
• Define criteria and controls for an authoritative data source (ADS)
• Lead the design and implementation of information modeling practices for the enterprise
• Define data and information architecture related standards and guidelines
• Coordinate and facilitate the review of data-related changes from an enterprise perspective
• Organize data within domains and sub-domains to enhance the ability to find, govern, and utilize data across the enterprise
• Enhance the company’s data governance platform to include data and information architecture components, definitions, and relationships
• Support enterprise data strategy and data governance programs by providing a structured approach to architectural decision-making, ensuring changes are evaluated based on their impact across the enterprise
• Identify and mitigate risks associated with architectural decisions and implementations
• Establish guidelines and standards to minimize risks while ensuring compliance with regulations and policies
• Act as liaison between business and IT to translate business data requirements into logical data architecture design
• Engage in the development of policies, standards and procedures and coordinate with stakeholders through the approval process
• Ensure compliance with established standards for development and management of data
• Ensure compliance to data-related regulatory rules
• Perform regular peer review of information models used across the enterprise

Information Architecture Governance Advisor

• Extensive database research and analysis in support of professionals on the team
• Conducting telephone interviews with appraisal experts in the commercial real estate market
• On-site inspections and client meetings
• Data entry and clerical support

Intern, Value and Risk Advisory

• Support program-level reporting including status reports, dashboards, and milestone tracking
• Maintain risk and issue registers and coordinate mitigation and resolution activities across workstreams
• Support Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) development, tracking, and variance analysis
• Coordinate deliverable tracking and compliance with contract requirements and CDRLs
• Facilitate program governance meetings including preparation of agendas, materials, and action item tracking
• Support configuration and change management oversight at the program level
• Develop and maintain program management documentation in accordance with DoD and program standards

PMO Governance Analyst

• Lead governance workstreams and small delivery teams to design and implement data/AI governance programs that are actionable and sustainable.
• Own client relationships for your workstream by setting expectations, facilitating executive discussions, and driving alignment across business, IT, privacy, security, and legal stakeholders.
• Design and operationalize governance operating models including council structures, data stewardship models, decision escalation paths, and integrated controls across data, analytics, and AI.
• Define implementation roadmaps that connect strategy to execution, including sequencing, dependency management, change management, and measurable adoption outcomes.
• Establish AI governance and responsible AI guardrails such as model and use case inventory, risk management workflow, review boards, documentation standards, third-party oversight, and ongoing compliance reporting.
• Institute tactical and functional governance operations and controls that assist in operationalizing program and product-level governance.
• Translate governance needs into scalable enablement including templates, playbooks, training, and communications that improve adoption and reduce operational friction.
• Contribute to growth and pursuits by supporting proposal development, scoping, staffing plans, and the creation of reusable assets and accelerators.
• Ability to travel as needed based on client and project needs.

Data Governance Lead

• Lead and project manage GovRAMP and FedRAMP readiness, assessment coordination, and execution activities across internal stakeholders and external assessors or government customer representatives.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for government customers, translating security, compliance, and technical requirements into actionable plans and deliverables.
• Coordinate and support customer-facing security and compliance requests, including questionnaires, evidence collection, control mapping, policy documentation, audit artifacts, and follow-up actions.
• Partner with Information Security, Product, Engineering, Infrastructure, Legal, PMO, and customer-facing teams to drive completion of compliance deliverables and remediation activities.
• Review, evaluate, develop, implement, maintain, and validate internal controls, business processes, and supporting documentation to ensure alignment with corporate objectives and government standards.
• Track project milestones, dependencies, risks, issues, and decisions associated with government compliance programs and communicate status, risks, and outcomes to leadership and stakeholders.
• Ensure policies, procedures, standards, and process documentation are periodically reviewed, updated, and maintained across the organization.
• Support audits and assessments by coordinating evidence requests, stakeholder interviews, remediation tracking, and communications with external auditors, assessors, or customer representatives.
• Contribute to continuous improvement of the organization’s security and compliance framework, including controls maturity, process design, and readiness for evolving government requirements.
• Provide professional guidance in areas of expertise, lead small project teams, and formally train or mentor junior team members as needed.

Audit & Risk Management Consultant

• Developing and maintaining PFE, VaR, stress, and exposure models used for risk limits, reporting, and regulatory submissions
• Enhancing IRRBB analytics (NII/EVE sensitivities, scenarios, optionality, and hedging effectiveness) and aligning them with ALM and Treasury frameworks
• Supporting FRTB, CCAR, and CECL related analytics, including methodology development, benchmarking, and model impact assessments
• Providing quantitative support for new products, portfolio changes, and strategic initiatives within Capital Markets and the balance sheet
• Partnering with Model Risk Management to support model validation, audits, and regulatory reviews

Senior Risk Analytics Quantitative Expert

• Oversee RBAM projects, schedules, milestones, and team execution
• Facilitate meetings and brief leadership on status, risks, priorities, and progress
• Direct and support enterprise vulnerability scanning, analysis, remediation prioritization, and reporting
• Guide the development and enforcement of secure configuration baselines across systems and platforms
• Coordinate database hardening, patching, scanning, and compliance activities with stakeholders
• Review cyber hygiene findings and translate results into actionable remediation plans
• Support evaluation of new technologies and products through security review and software approval processes
• Develop or enhance dashboards, reporting, and metrics to improve visibility into risk and remediation progress
• Support process improvement, automation, and operational maturity efforts across the RBAM function
• Ensure work products, reporting, and technical activities align with DHS, client, and federal cybersecurity expectations
• Lead and coordinate vulnerability management, configuration management, and database hardening activities

Risk-Based Asset Manager

• Lead transformation initiatives using ServiceNow GRC, including IRM and Privacy Management modules
• Drive integration of AI and automation into risk management processes
• Design and optimize ServiceNow workflows for risk identification, assessment, and reporting
• Enable continuous monitoring, issue management, and control testing using IRM capabilities
• Implement Privacy Management workflows, including data requests and compliance tracking
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver AI-assisted risk solutions
• Analyze current processes to identify automation and predictive analytics opportunities
• Apply change management methodologies to support technology adoption
• Develop communication, training, and stakeholder engagement plans
• Promote innovation and responsible use of AI in risk practices
• Monitor initiative performance using analytics and AI-driven insights
• Provide project updates, including risks, metrics, and adoption progress

Risk Innovation and Transformation Manager

• Provide strategic direction and thought leadership in the application of analytics and modeling techniques
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams in the development and execution of analytical initiatives
• Serve as a trusted advisor to senior leadership, offering insights based on data analysis
• Drive continuous improvement efforts to enhance analytical capabilities

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