Technology Risk Analyst

Susquehanna International; Dublin; Remote; EUR 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Susquehanna International in Dublin is seeking an experienced Technology Risk and Controls Analyst to join the Dublin Technology Risk team. You will identify and assess risks, strengthen controls, and deliver improvements across a portfolio of reviews, projects and ongoing activities.

You will work with technology and business teams to perform risk assessments, ensure evidence quality and drive remediation with clear reporting and escalation as needed.

Qualifications

• Typically 4-7 years of relevant experience in technology risk, technology controls, IT audit, operational resilience, or a technical role with substantial risk and control responsibilities.
• Experience delivering risk assessments or control reviews, producing clear findings and following remediation through to completion.
• Practical understanding of applications and infrastructure, including change management and access controls.
• Ability to assess whether evidence demonstrates that a control works and explain gaps.
• Strong analytical skills with spreadsheets and cross-system data.
• Clear written and verbal communication, turning technical info into concise assessments and recommendations.
• Good organisation, adaptability and judgement across multiple assignments.
• A relevant degree or equivalent professional experience.

Responsibilities

• Assess technology risks across applications, infrastructure and processes; contribute to risk records and self-assessments.
• Review control design and evidence; identify gaps and document findings; support audit requests.
• Drive remediation; agree actions with owners and track target dates; prepare risk reports and KRIs.
• Support resilience and lifecycle improvements; participate in continuity exercises and testing.
• Improve risk workflows, dashboards, and evidence collection using data analysis and automation.
• Collaborate on policy reviews and emerging technologies with colleagues across teams.

Skills

Technology risk

IT audit

Risk assessments

Control reviews

Data analysis

Clear communication

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a related field

Tools

Excel

PowerPoint

Job description

Overview

We are seeking an experienced Technology Risk and Controls Analyst to join Susquehanna's Dublin Technology Risk team.

Working with technology and business teams, you will help identify and assess risks, strengthen controls and deliver practical improvements. You will contribute across a varied portfolio of reviews, projects and ongoing activities, adapting as priorities and business needs evolve.

We are looking for someone who is curious, practical and comfortable tackling unfamiliar problems. You should enjoy learning how things work, making sense of incomplete information and working with others to find solutions. Strong judgement, clear communication and the ability to take ownership and follow through are central to the role.

You will work closely with experienced technology teams in a trading environment, take ownership of meaningful risk work and have the opportunity to improve how the team operates. The variety of assignments will allow you to apply your existing strengths and broaden your experience.

What you will do

• Assess technology risks. Review applications, infrastructure and operational processes to understand potential business impacts, evaluate existing safeguards and recommend proportionate improvements. Contribute to risk and control self-assessments and keep assigned risk records current.
• Review controls and evidence. Assess control design and evidence of operation, identify gaps and document clear findings. Carry out assigned technology and trading application reviews, support audit requests and work with owners to improve evidence quality.
• Drive remediation and reporting. Agree actions, owners and target dates with technical teams, assess completion evidence and elevate material issues. Prepare accurate risk reports and key risk indicators that explain progress, emerging concerns and decisions required.
• Support resilience and lifecycle improvements. Contribute to business continuity exercises, application load and resilience testing, incident follow-up and technology lifecycle reviews. Use findings and operational data to identify dependencies, unsupported technology and other exposures, then track agreed improvements.
• Improve processes and tools. Help refine risk workflows, dashboards and evidence collection. Define requirements, test changes and use data analysis, automation and AI tools to reduce repetitive work while validating the results.
• Contribute across the team's priorities. Support policy and procedure reviews, risk awareness activities and assessments of emerging technologies. Work with colleagues and specialists on new assignments, applying sound judgement as requirements evolve.

You will manage an agreed portfolio within the first line, working with control owners and partnering with second-line Risk, Compliance and Audit. The Technology Risk Manager will support prioritisation and significant escalations; material risk acceptance and formal approvals will follow established responsibilities.

What we are looking for

• Typically 4-7 years of relevant experience in technology risk, technology controls, IT audit, operational resilience, or a technical role with substantial risk and control responsibilities. Equivalent experience and demonstrated capability will be considered.
• Experience delivering risk assessments or control reviews, producing clear findings and following remediation through to completion.
• Practical understanding of applications and infrastructure, including change management, access controls, monitoring, recovery, capacity and technology lifecycle risks.
• Ability to assess whether evidence demonstrates that a control works, identify missing information and explain the significance of a gap.
• Strong analytical skills and confidence working with spreadsheets, reports and information drawn from multiple systems.
• Clear written and verbal communication, including the ability to turn technical information into concise assessments, management updates and actionable recommendations.
• Confidence working with experienced technical colleagues, asking constructive questions and agreeing practical next steps.
• Good organisation, adaptability and judgement, with the ability to manage several assignments, learn unfamiliar subjects and recognise when to escape.
• A relevant degree or equivalent professional experience.