Third Party Risk Management (TPRM) Specialist - Hybrid

We are looking for a professional with experience in Third-Party Management to collaborate on the design and deployment of the service within the Technological Risk Office. This person will be a technical reference figure in their field, contributing to regulatory compliance and the continuous improvement of the service's processes and operations.

• Stable project
• You will be part of a Technology Talent ecosystem

• Participate in the implementation and evolution of the supplier management model.
• Contribute to the definition and improvement of processes, methodologies, and best practices.
• Evaluate suppliers from a perspective of:
  • Technological risk.
  • Regulatory compliance (especially DORA).
• Collaborate in the management of the supplier lifecycle:
  • Analysis and selection.
  • Approval and registration.
  • Monitoring and control.
  • Offboarding.
• Support the monitoring of the area's activities and initiatives.
• Collaborate in the prioritization and coordination of tasks within the team.
• Provide support in the management of incidents and critical situations when necessary.
• Work closely with various internal stakeholders to ensure the achievement of the area's objectives.

• University degree in Computer Engineering, Telecommunications, Cybersecurity, or similar.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in Supplier/Third-Party Management.
• Demonstrable knowledge of DORA regulations.
• Experience in the definition, implementation, or improvement of processes and services related to supplier management.
• Ability to work autonomously and contribute to the evolution of the area's practices.
• Good communication skills with clients and internal stakeholders.
• Experience in monitoring activities, coordination with different interlocutors, and the operational management of services or processes.
• Autonomy, service orientation, analytical capacity, and focus on quality and regulatory compliance.
• Ability to collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary environments.