VP, Information & Technology Risk Manager (Data & Applications Risk Oversight)
GIC is seeking a VP, Information & Technology Risk Manager to join their Risk and Performance Management Department in Singapore. This Second Line of Defence role focuses on providing independent oversight and assurance of data and application security controls across the firm. The successful candidate will leverage deep expertise in risk frameworks like MAS TRM and ISO 27001 to manage technology risk and influence senior management. The position is a hybrid role requiring strong analytical and stakeholder management skills.
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Experience
8-12 years
Function
Operations
Work mode
Hybrid, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
GIC is seeking a VP, Information & Technology Risk Manager to join their Risk and Performance Management Department in Singapore. This Second Line of Defence role focuses on providing independent oversight and assurance of data and application security controls across the firm. The successful candidate will leverage deep expertise in risk frameworks like MAS TRM and ISO 27001 to manage technology risk and influence senior management. The position is a hybrid role requiring strong analytical and stakeholder management skills.
TAL's take
Senior role at a prestigious global sovereign wealth fund, clear scope in 2LOD risk oversight.
Very well-defined responsibilities across data, application, and technology risk domains within a 2LOD structure.
Must haves
- 8-12 years experience in technology risk management, assurance, or audit
- Expertise in AI, data and application risk management
- Experience in assessing application and data-related controls
- Familiarity with risk frameworks like MAS TRM, ISO 27001, NIST, COBIT, DAMA-DMBOK
- Understanding of regulatory expectations for data protection and tech risk
Tools and skills
About the company
Global sovereign wealth fund with significant scale, though not a pure-play tech company.
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