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LSEG in London seeks a Senior Analyst to help develop and operate the foundation of its Technology & Cyber Governance, Risk and Compliance model. The role focuses on translating regulatory obligations into actionable standards and controlling language across Technology and Cyber Security.
You will work with technology and cyber specialists to close gaps, improve mapping, and enhance traceability and reporting, while maintaining human review and accountability.
LSEG is a leading global financial markets infrastructure and data provider. We enable businesses and economies around the world to fund innovation, manage risk and create jobs. Through a broad suite of trusted market infrastructure and data services, we provide the flexibility , stability and trust that enable our customers to pursue their ambitions with confidence and clarity.
People are at the heart of what we do. Our values of Integrity, Partnership, Excellence and Change shape how we think, how we work and how we help colleagues fulfil their potential. We embrace diverse backgrounds and perspectives, encourage collaboration and innovation, and create opportunities for people to broaden and deepen their skills through meaningful careers.
This is an opportunity to develop one of the foundations of LSEG's future Technology & Cyber Governance, Risk and Compliance model. The role will help build and operate the unified control library and standards capability that defines what good looks like for standard and control owners across Technology and Cyber Security.
This is not simply a standards -mapping or library-administration role. The Senior Analyst will own defined components of the control and standards lifecycle, translating regulatory obligations, recognised frameworks, audit lessons and technical requirements into clear standards requirements, control objectives , practical implementation guidance and evidence expectations. Working with Technology and Cyber specialists, the role will challenge gaps, unclear ownership and weak control language so that the framework is usable, traceable and decision-ready .
The role will also help modernise how the standards and control library is run, using data, automation and approved artificial intelligence capabilities to improve mapping, quality checks, traceability and reporting while retaining human review and accountability. It offers broad exposure to standard owners, control owners, engineers, Cyber Security specialists, auditors, regulators and risk professionals, and a strong development path into control architecture, standards leadership, technical monitoring or GRC product ownership.