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Product Risk Program Manager, Evidencing and Monitoring
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What they do
A Risk Engineer is responsible for identifying, analyzing and minimizing risks often associated with construction or resource extraction projects. May work for insurance companies, or engineering firms.
$147,120 / year median in California
Job Description
The Product Risk Program Manager, Evidencing and Monitoring will join the Assessor Engagement team within the Product Risk Program Manager organization. This role is responsible for coordinating and providing evidence for Privacy Review Safeguards, owning Key Control Indicator (KCI) creation, maintenance, and monitoring, and ensuring data quality and reproducibility across all compliance artifacts. The Product Risk Program Manager, Evidencing and Monitoring will provide embedded technical context and continuity to navigate challenges including historical gaps, data deprecations, and high request volumes. They will build and maintain complex data pipelines and queries (Presto/Hive) to support external regulatory requests, produce reproducible evidence packages, and defend data methodologies during regulatory engagements. This role bridges the gap between engineering and compliance, requiring both technical depth (SQL, Python, Hack) and the ability to communicate findings clearly to external regulators and internal stakeholders including product, engineering, legal, and risk subject matter experts. Additionally, this role is responsible for conducting various audit types, assessing risk determinations for accuracy, including ensuring that approved privacy decisions include all relevant risks and related mitigations. The ideal candidate will have experience with compliance programs and auditing processes and be able to navigate ambiguity by defining priorities, clarifying requirements, and driving progress with incomplete information.