Governance and Compliance Consultant

Random Bit LLC; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Random Bit LLC seeks a Governance and Compliance Consultant to support a state Medicaid agency’s Enterprise Security & Compliance team. You will provide cybersecurity governance, risk, and compliance support across assessments, control validation, audit readiness, documentation management, and remediation activities.

You will work with security analysts, technology teams, business stakeholders, leadership, and assessment teams to map requirements to objective evidence, develop policies, and

Qualifications

• Professional experience in cybersecurity, information security, governance, risk, or a related discipline.
• Ability to translate security or compliance requirements into actionable control and evidence.
• Experience reviewing or maintaining information security policies and governance documentation.
• Experience performing security control assessments, compliance assessments, gap analyses, or audits.
• Working knowledge of security risk management and control frameworks.
• Ability to communicate security requirements to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Strong written communication for clear, defensible, assessment-ready documentation.
• Strong analytical and organizational skills to manage multiple controls, findings, evidence requests, and remediation actions.
• Ability to work independently while collaborating with auditors and assessors.

Responsibilities

• Support compliance assessments and audit-readiness activities for CMS ARC-AMPE, HITRUST r2, SSA regulatory compliance audits, and other applicable requirements, including evidence preparation and responses to findings.
• Interpret security and compliance requirements, evaluate existing control documentation and implementation, and identify gaps in policies, procedures, standards, and supporting evidence.
• Review, update, and develop security policies, standards, guidelines, and related documentation to address applicable requirements.
• Collaborate with agency security analysts and operational teams to develop and improve security procedures reflecting practices and control implementations.
• Identify required objective evidence, evaluate its relevance, completeness, accuracy, and currency, and coordinate with control owners to obtain artifacts.
• Maintain mappings between regulatory requirements, security controls, policies, procedures, responsible stakeholders, and evidence to demonstrate compliance.
• Document identified control deficiencies, recommend corrective actions, and collaborate to track remediation to resolution.
• Work with security, infrastructure, cloud, application, data, and business teams to validate control implementation and improve documentation, evidence collection, and assessment processes.

Skills

Cybersecurity

GRC

Audit readiness

Policy development

Stakeholder communication

Documentation

Job description

Position Summary

The Governance and Compliance Consultant supports a state Medicaid agency’s Enterprise Security & Compliance team by providing cybersecurity governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) support across regulatory assessments, security control validation, audit readiness, documentation management, and remediation activities. This role works closely with agency security analysts, technology teams, business stakeholders, leadership, and assessment teams to evaluate the agency’s compliance posture against frameworks and assessment requirements, including CMS ARC-AMPE, HITRUST r2, and SSA regulatory compliance audits. The Governance and Compliance Consultant translates security and compliance requirements into actionable documentation, control expectations, procedures, and objective evidence requirements while identifying and helping remediate gaps that could affect assessment readiness.

Key Responsibilities

• Compliance Assessments and Audit Readiness: Support compliance assessments and audit-readiness activities for CMS ARC-AMPE, HITRUST r2, SSA regulatory compliance audits, and other applicable requirements, including evidence preparation, assessor coordination, and responses to findings


• Control Analysis and Gap Identification: Interpret security and compliance requirements, evaluate existing control documentation and implementation, and identify gaps in policies, procedures, standards, and supporting evidence


• Policy and Standards Development: Review, update, and develop security policies, standards, guidelines, and related documentation to address applicable security and compliance requirements


• Procedure Development: Collaborate with agency security analysts and operational teams to develop, document, and improve security procedures that accurately reflect operational practices and control implementation


• Objective Evidence Management: Identify required objective evidence, evaluate its relevance, completeness, accuracy, and currency, and coordinate with control owners to obtain and maintain appropriate supporting artifacts


• Control Mapping and Traceability: Maintain mappings between regulatory requirements, security controls, policies, procedures, responsible stakeholders, and objective evidence to demonstrate compliance and support assessments


• Remediation Support: Document identified control and documentation deficiencies, recommend corrective actions, and collaborate with responsible stakeholders to develop and track remediation activities through resolution


• Stakeholder Collaboration and Process Improvement: Work with security, infrastructure, cloud, application, data, and business teams to validate control implementation and improve compliance documentation, evidence collection, and assessment processes

Required Qualifications

• Professional experience in cybersecurity, information security, governance, risk, compliance, IT audit, security architecture, or a closely related discipline


• Demonstrated experience interpreting security or compliance requirements and translating them into actionable control, documentation, procedural, or evidence requirements


• Experience reviewing, developing, or maintaining information security policies, standards, procedures, and related governance documentation


• Experience performing security control assessments, compliance assessments, gap analyses, or audit-readiness activities


• Working knowledge of cybersecurity control frameworks and security risk management concepts


• Ability to communicate security and compliance requirements effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders


• Strong written communication skills with the ability to create clear, defensible, and assessment-ready documentation


• Strong analytical and organizational skills, including the ability to manage multiple controls, findings, evidence requests, and remediation activities concurrently


• Ability to work independently on defined compliance assignments while collaborating effectively with security analysts, technical teams, leadership, auditors, and assessors

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience supporting state Medicaid, healthcare, government, or another highly regulated environment


• Direct experience with one or more of the following:
  
  
  
  • CMS ARC-AMPE
  
  
  • HITRUST CSF or HITRUST r2 assessments
  
  
  • SSA regulatory compliance audits
  
  
  • NIST SP 800-53
  
  
  • NIST Cybersecurity Framework
  
  
  • CMS or Medicaid security and compliance requirements
  
  
  
  


• Familiarity with HITRUST ai2 assessments and associated security and compliance requirements


• Experience developing control crosswalks or mapping requirements across multiple security and compliance frameworks


• Experience supporting formal audits, third-party assessments, certification activities, or regulatory reviews


• Familiarity with cloud and enterprise technology environments sufficient to understand how technical controls are implemented and evidenced


• Experience working with security analysts, system owners, application teams, infrastructure teams, cloud teams, and other control owners to document security processes


• Familiarity with governance, risk, and compliance tools or structured compliance evidence repositories