Information Assurance & Compliance Analyst (Hybrid)

Raytheon UK; Lancashire; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday

Pension scheme

Discretionary bonus

Life Assurance (6x salary)

Flexible Benefits scheme

Enhanced sick pay

Enhanced family leave

Job summary

Raytheon UK is seeking an Information Assurance Analyst to join the Cyber Security team in a hybrid role based in Gloucester or Manchester, with other UK locations possible. The role focuses on maintaining compliance with internal and external accreditations, standards and controls.

You will advise on technical security best practices, support remediation plans, and drive improvements across the department. A SC clearance is required and prior audit/compliance experience is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience in information security, cyber security, information assurance, IT risk, governance, risk and compliance (GRC).
• Working knowledge of ISO27001 and ISMS concepts.
• Familiarity with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF).
• Experience supporting or conducting security audits, compliance assessments or assurance reviews.
• Ability to analyse security requirements and evidence; provide clear recommendations.
• Understanding enterprise security controls across IAM, vulnerability, endpoint, network, logging and data protection.

Responsibilities

• Plan, coordinate and conduct security assessments and assurance reviews.
• Support alignment with security standards (ISO27001, CSF).
• Identify risks, control weaknesses and non-conformities; document and track remediation.
• Develop remediation recommendations with stakeholders.
• Produce security reports and management information for technical and non-technical audiences.

Skills

Info security

Security audits

GRC

ISO27001

NIST CSF

risk assessment

communication

stakeholder mgmt

Tools

ISO27001

NIST CSF

ISMS

Job description

Raytheon UK is seeking an Information Assurance Analyst to join the Cyber Security team in a hybrid role based in Gloucester or Manchester, with other UK locations possible. The role focuses on maintaining compliance with internal and external accreditations, standards and controls.

You will advise on technical security best practices, support remediation plans, and drive improvements across the department. A SC clearance is required and prior audit/compliance experience is essential.