Vice President, Property Technology Governance & Risk, Corporate Real Estate Services

UOB (United Overseas Bank); Singapore; Sur place; SGD 120 000 - 180 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

1011 United Overseas Bank Ltd is seeking a Technology Risk & Governance Lead for Group Corporate Real Estate Services in Singapore. You will oversee governance, risk management and cybersecurity compliance of CRE technology platforms, serving as the primary interface with internal and external stakeholders.

The role requires 8–12 years in technology risk or cybersecurity within financial services, with strong knowledge of IAM, vendor risk and data governance.

Qualifications

• 8–12 years of experience in technology risk and cybersecurity.
• Experience in property technology or corporate real estate tech management.
• Experience in financial institutions or regulated environments preferred.
• Strong governance, cybersecurity and risk management frameworks knowledge.
• Knowledge of IAM, user access governance and third‑party risk management.
• Exposure to OT, BMS, smart building tech and IoT platforms is advantageous.
• Working knowledge of AI, automation and data analytics concepts.
• Strong stakeholder management, communication, analytical and problem‑solving skills.

Responsabilités

• Governance & oversight of CRE systems and technology.
• Conduct technology risk assessments and ensure cybersecurity compliance.
• Manage user access controls, reviews, and privileged access governance.
• Perform vendor due diligence and monitor technology risk.
• Coordinate regulatory reviews and remediation activities.
• Act as liaison with GTO Business Partners and technology teams on change requests.
• Support BCP, DR planning and incident response for CRE tech platforms.
• Oversee data governance and analytics initiatives.
• Guide AI enablement and pilot initiatives in coordination with Tech, Data, Risk and Compliance teams.

Connaissances

Technology governance

Cybersecurity

IAM & access governance

Vendor risk management

Data governance & analytics

AI & automation concepts

Stakeholder management

Communication & problem solving

Regulatory compliance & risk

incident management & resilience

Formation

Degree in IT/CS/Engineering/Real Estate or related discipline

Description du poste

Company: 1011 United Overseas Bank Ltd

About UOB

United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB) is a leading bank in ASEAN with a global network in Southeast Asia, Asia Pacific, Europe and North America. Operating through our head office in Singapore and banking subsidiaries in China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam, we have a global network of about 430 branches and offices in 19 markets. At the heart of UOB is our culture, shaped by the UOB Way and anchored on our four values – Honourable, Enterprising, United and Committed. For more than 90 years, these values have guided how we do right by our customers, collaborate with one another and create long-term value for the communities we operate in. As One Bank, we are committed to helping our colleagues build sustainable careers grounded in purpose, supported by strong values, and enriched with meaningful opportunities to grow.

Job Description

Group Corporate Real Estate Services (CRES) is committed to leveraging technology, data and digital solutions to enhance its property portfolio and operations.

This role is responsible for overseeing the governance, risk management, cybersecurity compliance and operational resilience of property related systems across the Group, while serving as the primary interface with both our internal and external stakeholders on technology related matters.

Key Responsibilities

• Technology Governance & System Oversight: Maintain governance and ownership of CRES systems
• Technology Risk Management & Cybersecurity: Conduct technology risk assessments, implement mitigating controls and ensure compliance with Group technology risk and cybersecurity standards.
• User Access Management & Identity Governance: Establish and oversee user access controls, periodic access reviews, RBAC, privileged access and vendor access governance.
• Third-Party & Vendor Risk Management: Perform vendor due diligence, technology risk assessments, ongoing monitoring and remediation of identified risk gaps.
• Regulatory Compliance, Audit & Control Assurance: Coordinate audit and regulatory reviews, track remediation activities and ensure compliance with applicable policies and standards.
• Technology Change & Stakeholder Management: Act as the key liaison with GTO Business Partners and technology teams on CRE-related change requests, projects and implementations.
• Operational Resilience & Incident Management: Support BCP, DR planning and incident response for critical CRE technology platforms.
• Data Governance, Analytics: Oversee data governance and analytics initiatives, promote effective use of data, and
• AI Enablement: guide internal stakeholders in identifying and progressing practical AI and automation use cases. Maintain sufficient knowledge of AI technologies, governance and implementation considerations to support pilots and early-stage initiatives, while coordinating with relevant Technology, Data, Risk and Compliance teams where required.

Requirements

• Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, Real Estate, Facilities Management or related discipline.
• 8-12 years of experience in technology risk, cybersecurity, information security governance, property technology, smart buildings or corporate real estate technology management.
• Experience within financial institutions or regulated environments preferred.
• Strong understanding of technology governance, cybersecurity and technology risk management frameworks.
• Knowledge of IAM, user access governance, third-party risk management and enterprise application environments.
• Exposure to OT, BMS, smart building technologies and IoT platforms is advantageous.
• Working knowledge of AI, automation and data analytics concepts, with the ability to assess business use cases and support implementation of practical solutions.
• Strong stakeholder management, communication, analytical and problem-solving skills.

Be a Part of the UOB Family

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