Do you embrace new challenges? Are you passionate about supplier management and driving change initiatives amongst the challenges and opportunities within the third-party risk domain? Are you someone who thrives in a spirited team environment, questions the status quo and is naturally driven to seek opportunities for cost efficiencies and process improvement? If so, then we would love to hear from you.
As a Risk Analyst, Supplier Initiatives, you will be a member of our Supplier Management Shared Service (SMSS) team that is responsible for the oversight of supplier risk management practices and the adequate usage of established practice by the different lines of business under Functions.
In this role, you will execute on supplier management activities, supporting the delivery of our Third-Party Risk (TPR) governance requirements. Key activities include but are not limited to : stakeholder engagement of business partners and vendors, conducting cross-regional supplier reviews and other assessments, supplier spend analysis, business case development and planning, supplier performance monitoring and reporting, as well as supporting various enterprise initiatives and change management within Functions overall Supplier Management program.
Advantages
We offer a competitive wage that reflects your skills and experience.
Be part of a global financial leader
Work on a full time contract for 12 months
Responsibilities
Drive key projects and integration initiatives through superior prioritization and organizational skills.
Communicate and lead change management activities to supports the rollout of enterprise policies
and standards, processes, and tools.
Identify and recommend the need for change and efficiencies within the Functions supplier
management program and integration initiatives.
Lead with integrity and empathy while providing practical advice, considering regulatory and business
objectives. This could include addressing business queries on supplier risk management, supplier
relationship management and third-party risk program activities.
Develop relationships across Functions and other RBC Business Platforms, including procurement,
supplier management offices and centers of governance.
Support supplier governance and oversight activities throughout the third-party lifecycle and help
identify and drive efficiencies and improvements across the supplier base.
Qualifications
Must-have :
Business Administration degree (BComm / MBA) and / or management consulting experience.
3+ years of experience in Supplier Risk / Risk Management (Risk and Governance practices,
Frameworks and methodologies, Supplier management life cycle)
3+ years Business Analysis (process, workflow, requirements) / change management experience.
Strong communication & relationship management skills with the ability to present information
effectively to various audiences.
Formidable critical thinking, analytical and problem-solving skills with a high degree of flexibility and
resourcefulness.
Ability to manage through influence at various levels, including senior management.
Risk Management tools (Archer)
Advanced Microsoft Office Suite skills (e.g. Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint)
Nice-to-have
Data management and data visualization, such as Tableau.
Understanding of systems development lifecycle, including software models (cloud, SaaS, IaaS,
PaaS, MS Power BI).
Familiarity with the financial services / banking
Summary
If you are interested in the Risk Analyst role, please apply online www.randstad.ca
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