Global ERM & Risk Governance Lead

Saudi Aramco; Saudi Arabia; On-site; SAR 300,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

Saudi Aramco seeks an Enterprise Risk Management Specialist to develop and oversee a global ERM framework across the enterprise, ensuring proactive risk identification, assessment, monitoring and reporting for corporate entities and joint ventures.

The role requires extensive ERM experience, governance excellence, and ability to guide affiliates in standardized risk practices and decision support, with leadership to corporate risk discussions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Economics, Business, Accounting, Financial Management or related field.
• 10 years in governance, risk and compliance roles.
• IR M/PRMIA/IIA certifications are a plus.
• Experienced in ERM and leading governance, risk and control practices.
• Experience with Enterprise/Project IT risk, loss prevention, Internal Audit or HAZOP is preferred.
• Strong analytical, communication and strategic thinking abilities.
• Able to work with minimal supervision on unstructured tasks.

Responsibilities

• Align risk practices with the company's Operational Excellence framework and strategy.
• Lead periodic independent reviews of the ERM program for senior leaders.
• Provide updates to the President/CEO, EXCOM and risk committees.
• Oversee Top Corporate Risks, KRIs, reporting and mitigation tracking.
• Drive annual Corporate Risk Assessment across all lines and affiliates.
• Develop tools, templates, and guidance for risk assessments and decision making.

Skills

ERM governance

Risk assessment

KRIs & KPIs

Stakeholder comms

Strategic thinking

Leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Economics/Business

Advanced degree (plus)

IRM/PRMIA/IIA certification (plus)

Tools

GRC software

HAZOP knowledge

Job description

Saudi Aramco seeks an Enterprise Risk Management Specialist to develop and oversee a global ERM framework across the enterprise, ensuring proactive risk identification, assessment, monitoring and reporting for corporate entities and joint ventures.

The role requires extensive ERM experience, governance excellence, and ability to guide affiliates in standardized risk practices and decision support, with leadership to corporate risk discussions.