Risk Management Specialist
About this role
At Centorrino Technologies (CT), we’re more than just tech—we’re a community that goes beyond expectations. We’ve been recognised as a Great Place to Work in 2024-2025 and one of the Best Places to Work Medium & Large Size in Australia for 2025, with an outstanding eNPS score of 68. And we’re not stopping there.
We are seeking an experienced Risk Specialist to support the implementation of a new risk management system within a large organisation. This role will involve applying your enterprise risk management expertise to ensure risk frameworks, policies, processes and reporting requirements are effectively translated into a new system.
You will work closely with stakeholders throughout the implementation lifecycle, providing specialist advice on system configuration, governance, testing and reporting. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong public sector or regulated-environment experience who is passionate about improving risk management capabilities and organisational decision-making. This role will be a fixed term contract until 7 May 2027 based in Australia.
Requirements
What you’ll do
Analyse existing risk management frameworks, policies, procedures and reporting requirements.
Support the implementation and configuration of a risk management information system to meet enterprise, strategic, operational, project and compliance needs.
Review and validate risk taxonomies, categories, consequence and likelihood matrices, treatment plans and control libraries.
Translate risk management and governance requirements into detailed system configuration specifications.
Provide specialist advice throughout solution design, configuration, testing and deployment.
Develop and execute user acceptance testing (UAT) scenarios and test cases.
Support risk-related data cleansing, migration and validation activities where required.
Update risk management documentation, policies and procedures to support system adoption and compliance.
Contribute to dashboards, risk reports and executive reporting requirements.
What you’ll bring
At least five years of experience in enterprise risk management within the Australian public sector or a similarly regulated environment.
Experience supporting the implementation, enhancement or optimisation of a risk management information system, GRC platform or similar governance solution.
Strong understanding of the Commonwealth Risk Management Policy, PGPA Act and APS governance and assurance frameworks.
Experience with risk reporting, accountability requirements and governance processes.
Highly developed written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to prepare clear documentation, reports, briefing papers and training materials.
Strong analytical skills and the ability to translate business and governance requirements into practical system solutions.
Experience with ServiceNow Integrated Risk Management (IRM), GRC platforms, data migration or executive dashboards will be highly regarded.
Australian citizenship and the ability to obtain an AGSVA Baseline security clearance.
Strong stakeholder engagement skills and the ability to work effectively in a hybrid or remote environment.
Benefits
Why You'll Love Working Here:
Our company is more than just a workplace, it's a hub of inspiration and creativity where employees love to work! Here's why:
- Extensive training and development opportunities that enable continual growth as part of your career planning.
- Extensive discounts and benefits to maximise your money.
- A choice of your IT equipment to maximise your success and access to cost-price tech for your personal needs.
- Fun team events to celebrate achievements and connect with colleagues outside work as part of our engaging culture.
CT celebrates diversity and enables every voice to be heard as we drive to create the world we want. Apply today and be part of a team that values innovation, inclusivity, variety and diverse backgrounds.
Note: A valid Vulnerable People / Working with Children Check (WWCC) and Police Check are required.
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