Digital Resilience Risk Lead (Tech)

Adyen; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Adyen in Amsterdam is seeking a Resilience Risk Officer (Tech) to help embed digital resilience across our technology platforms. You will work in the Tech Risk team within the second-line Enterprise Risk function, driving risk assessments and aligning with engineering to balance innovation with stability.

The role requires 5+ years in IT risk management, familiarity with DORA/NIS2, strong ability to translate risk into actionable controls, and the ability to communicate with engineers and

Qualifications

• 5+ years of IT risk management experience, especially in second-line risk or tech risk consulting.
• Strong knowledge of IT resilience, incident management, and business continuity.
• Familiarity with DORA, NIS2 or equivalent frameworks.
• Ability to explain resilience concepts to engineers and business stakeholders.
• Solid understanding of on-prem and cloud environments and tech stacks.

Responsibilities

• Execute risk assessments across IT areas, projects, and assets and advise on risk actions.
• Collaborate with tech leadership to ensure resilience domains are represented in activities.
• Drive second-line risk oversight for technology risks including KRIs and reporting.
• Incorporate IT risks into Adyen’s risk profile for governance and objective alignment.

Skills

IT risk management

Second-line risk

Regulatory frameworks (DORA/NIS2)

Communication with engineers

IT resilience and continuity

Job description

Adyen in Amsterdam is seeking a Resilience Risk Officer (Tech) to help embed digital resilience across our technology platforms. You will work in the Tech Risk team within the second-line Enterprise Risk function, driving risk assessments and aligning with engineering to balance innovation with stability.

The role requires 5+ years in IT risk management, familiarity with DORA/NIS2, strong ability to translate risk into actionable controls, and the ability to communicate with engineers and