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Get Access To All JobsJob Title: Enterprise Risk Management Analyst
Location: Taylor TX 76574
Duration: 24 Months
Job Type: Temporary Assignment
Work Type: Hybrid
Payrate: $45.00 - 70.00/hr.
Overview:
TekWissen is a global workforce management provider headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan that offers strategic talent solutions to our clients worldwide. Our client is an American organization that operates Texas's electrical grid, the Texas Interconnection, which supplies power to more than 25 million Texas customers and represents 90 percent of the state's electric load. Our client is the first independent system operator (ISO) in the United States and one of nine ISOs in North America. Our client works with the Texas Reliability Entity (TRE), one of eight regional entities within the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) that coordinate to improve reliability of the bulk power grid. Our client is a membership-based 501(c) nonprofit corporation, and its members include consumers, electric cooperatives, generators, power marketers, retail electric providers, investor-owned electric utilities (transmission and distribution providers), and municipally owned electric utilities.
Job Description:
The Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Analyst supports the organization's risk management program by identifying, analyzing, and quantifying risks that could impact strategic objectives. Working closely with risk owners and business units across the enterprise, the ERM Analyst provides data-driven insights and recommendations that enable informed, risk-aware decision-making at all levels of the organization.
JOB DUTIES:
Level 1:
- Assist in risk identification sessions by gathering information from business unit stakeholders and documenting findings.
- Populate and maintain the enterprise risk register, ensuring accuracy and completeness of risk entries.
- Conduct preliminary qualitative risk assessments using established frameworks and templates.
- Collect and organize quantitative and qualitative data to support risk scoring and heat map development.
- Perform basic data validation to ensure integrity of risk data used in analyses.
- Prepare draft sections of routine risk reports and compile data for management dashboards.
- Format and proof presentations and documents prior to distribution to stakeholders.
- Participate in risk assessment workshops and document discussion outcomes and action items.
- Track status of risk mitigation action items and follow up with risk owners on outstanding deliverables.
- Maintain monitoring schedules and communicate upcoming review deadlines to relevant stakeholders.
- Support ERM team projects by completing clearly defined tasks within established timelines.
- Research industry trends and regulatory changes to provide background for risk reviews.
Level 2:
- Independently facilitate risk identification sessions and workshops with business unit personnel.
- Conduct comprehensive qualitative and quantitative risk assessments for assigned business areas.
- Develop and execute quantitative models to estimate risk exposure, probability distributions, and potential financial impact.
- Design and maintain KRI frameworks and thresholds in collaboration with risk owners.
- Perform scenario analysis and stress testing to evaluate organizational resilience under various risk conditions.
- Prepare high-quality risk reports and executive presentations translating complex risk data into clear management insights.
- Serve as the day-to-day ERM point of contact for assigned business units, building trusted relationships with risk owners.
- Coordinate timing and logistics for risk assessment activities across multiple business units simultaneously.
- Collaborate with internal audit, compliance, legal, and finance teams to share risk intelligence.
- Partner with risk owners to develop practical mitigation plans aligned with organizational risk tolerance.
- Monitor mitigation action effectiveness and escalate unresolved or emerging risks to ERM leadership.
- Manage small-to-medium ERM projects from initiation through completion, including planning, stakeholder coordination, and status reporting.
Level Senior:
- Lead enterprise-wide risk identification and assessment initiatives, designing methodologies appropriate to the scope and complexity of each engagement.
- Analyze strategic, operational, financial, and reputational risks, including interdependencies and cascading effects.
- Evaluate organizational risk tolerance levels in partnership with leadership, translating concepts into actionable thresholds.
- Design and oversee sophisticated quantitative models, sensitivity analyses, and value-at-risk calculations.
- Lead scenario planning and stress testing exercises, linking risk outcomes to business performance metrics.
- Own development of senior leadership and board-level risk reporting, ensuring content is accurate, insightful, and decision-relevant.
- Act as primary ERM liaison for senior business unit leaders, providing subject matter expertise and strategic risk guidance.
- Lead cross-functional working groups for enterprise risk projects, coordinating across business units, corporate functions, and external advisors.
- Advise senior risk owners on mitigation strategy design, ensuring plans are measurable and aligned with strategic priorities.
- Contribute to the development and periodic review of enterprise risk policy and supporting procedures.
- Mentor and provide quality assurance review for other team members.
- Lead complex, multi-workstream ERM projects, managing timelines, resources, and stakeholder expectations.
Level Lead:
- Lead the strategic direction and continuous evolution of the ERM program, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives and governance standards.
- Own the design and implementation of ERM frameworks, methodologies, and processes across the enterprise.
- Serve as the primary escalation point for complex, high-impact, or cross-enterprise risk issues requiring senior judgment.
- Represent ERM in executive forums and risk committee meetings.
- Provide authoritative analysis on strategic risks, advising executive leadership on risk implications for organizational strategy.
- Lead integration of risk intelligence into strategic planning, capital allocation, and major investment decisions.
- Lead development and periodic review of enterprise risk policy, procedures, standards, and governance frameworks.
- Partner with legal, compliance, and internal audit to coordinate risk oversight and mitigation plans.
- Build and maintain executive-level relationships, serving as a trusted advisor on risk strategy and organizational resilience.
- Provide leadership to the ERM analyst team, fostering a high-performance culture.
- Sponsor and oversee major ERM program initiatives, managing resource allocation and delivery across all workstreams.
Experience:
- Level 1: Requires no minimum job related work experience in excess of degree requirements.
- Level 2: Requires minimum 2 years job related work experience in excess of degree requirements.
- Senior: Requires minimum 5 years job related work experience in excess of degree requirements.
- Lead: Requires minimum 8 years job related work experience in excess of degree requirements.
Education:
- Bachelor's Degree: Finance, Engineering, Economics or related field (Required)
- or a combination of education and experience that provides equivalent knowledge to a major in such fields is required.
CERTIFICATION:
- PMP Project Management Professional (Preferred)
- CQRM Certified Quantitative Risk Management (Preferred)
TekWissen® Group is an equal opportunity employer supporting workforce diversity.
Job Title: Enterprise Risk Management Analyst
Location: Taylor TX 76574
Duration: 24 Months
Job Type: Temporary Assignment
Work Type: Hybrid
Payrate: $45.00 - 70.00/hr.
Overview:
TekWissen is a global workforce management provider headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan that offers strategic talent solutions to our clients worldwide. Our client is an American organization that operates Texas's electrical grid, the Texas Interconnection, which supplies power to more than 25 million Texas customers and represents 90 percent of the state's electric load. Our client is the first independent system operator (ISO) in the United States and one of nine ISOs in North America. Our client works with the Texas Reliability Entity (TRE), one of eight regional entities within the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) that coordinate to improve reliability of the bulk power grid. Our client is a membership-based 501(c) nonprofit corporation, and its members include consumers, electric cooperatives, generators, power marketers, retail electric providers, investor-owned electric utilities (transmission and distribution providers), and municipally owned electric utilities.
Job Description:
The Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Analyst supports the organization's risk management program by identifying, analyzing, and quantifying risks that could impact strategic objectives. Working closely with risk owners and business units across the enterprise, the ERM Analyst provides data-driven insights and recommendations that enable informed, risk-aware decision-making at all levels of the organization.
JOB DUTIES:
Level 1:
- Assist in risk identification sessions by gathering information from business unit stakeholders and documenting findings.
- Populate and maintain the enterprise risk register, ensuring accuracy and completeness of risk entries.
- Conduct preliminary qualitative risk assessments using established frameworks and templates.
- Collect and organize quantitative and qualitative data to support risk scoring and heat map development.
- Perform basic data validation to ensure integrity of risk data used in analyses.
- Prepare draft sections of routine risk reports and compile data for management dashboards.
- Format and proof presentations and documents prior to distribution to stakeholders.
- Participate in risk assessment workshops and document discussion outcomes and action items.
- Track status of risk mitigation action items and follow up with risk owners on outstanding deliverables.
- Maintain monitoring schedules and communicate upcoming review deadlines to relevant stakeholders.
- Support ERM team projects by completing clearly defined tasks within established timelines.
- Research industry trends and regulatory changes to provide background for risk reviews.
Level 2:
- Independently facilitate risk identification sessions and workshops with business unit personnel.
- Conduct comprehensive qualitative and quantitative risk assessments for assigned business areas.
- Develop and execute quantitative models to estimate risk exposure, probability distributions, and potential financial impact.
- Design and maintain KRI frameworks and thresholds in collaboration with risk owners.
- Perform scenario analysis and stress testing to evaluate organizational resilience under various risk conditions.
- Prepare high-quality risk reports and executive presentations translating complex risk data into clear management insights.
- Serve as the day-to-day ERM point of contact for assigned business units, building trusted relationships with risk owners.
- Coordinate timing and logistics for risk assessment activities across multiple business units simultaneously.
- Collaborate with internal audit, compliance, legal, and finance teams to share risk intelligence.
- Partner with risk owners to develop practical mitigation plans aligned with organizational risk tolerance.
- Monitor mitigation action effectiveness and escalate unresolved or emerging risks to ERM leadership.
- Manage small-to-medium ERM projects from initiation through completion, including planning, stakeholder coordination, and status reporting.
Level Senior:
- Lead enterprise-wide risk identification and assessment initiatives, designing methodologies appropriate to the scope and complexity of each engagement.
- Analyze strategic, operational, financial, and reputational risks, including interdependencies and cascading effects.
- Evaluate organizational risk tolerance levels in partnership with leadership, translating concepts into actionable thresholds.
- Design and oversee sophisticated quantitative models, sensitivity analyses, and value-at-risk calculations.
- Lead scenario planning and stress testing exercises, linking risk outcomes to business performance metrics.
- Own development of senior leadership and board-level risk reporting, ensuring content is accurate, insightful, and decision-relevant.
- Act as primary ERM liaison for senior business unit leaders, providing subject matter expertise and strategic risk guidance.
- Lead cross-functional working groups for enterprise risk projects, coordinating across business units, corporate functions, and external advisors.
- Advise senior risk owners on mitigation strategy design, ensuring plans are measurable and aligned with strategic priorities.
- Contribute to the development and periodic review of enterprise risk policy and supporting procedures.
- Mentor and provide quality assurance review for other team members.
- Lead complex, multi-workstream ERM projects, managing timelines, resources, and stakeholder expectations.
Level Lead:
- Lead the strategic direction and continuous evolution of the ERM program, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives and governance standards.
- Own the design and implementation of ERM frameworks, methodologies, and processes across the enterprise.
- Serve as the primary escalation point for complex, high-impact, or cross-enterprise risk issues requiring senior judgment.
- Represent ERM in executive forums and risk committee meetings.
- Provide authoritative analysis on strategic risks, advising executive leadership on risk implications for organizational strategy.
- Lead integration of risk intelligence into strategic planning, capital allocation, and major investment decisions.
- Lead development and periodic review of enterprise risk policy, procedures, standards, and governance frameworks.
- Partner with legal, compliance, and internal audit to coordinate risk oversight and mitigation plans.
- Build and maintain executive-level relationships, serving as a trusted advisor on risk strategy and organizational resilience.
- Provide leadership to the ERM analyst team, fostering a high-performance culture.
- Sponsor and oversee major ERM program initiatives, managing resource allocation and delivery across all workstreams.
Experience:
- Level 1: Requires no minimum job related work experience in excess of degree requirements.
- Level 2: Requires minimum 2 years job related work experience in excess of degree requirements.
- Senior: Requires minimum 5 years job related work experience in excess of degree requirements.
- Lead: Requires minimum 8 years job related work experience in excess of degree requirements.
Education:
- Bachelor's Degree: Finance, Engineering, Economics or related field (Required)
- or a combination of education and experience that provides equivalent knowledge to a major in such fields is required.
CERTIFICATION:
- PMP Project Management Professional (Preferred)
- CQRM Certified Quantitative Risk Management (Preferred)
TekWissen® Group is an equal opportunity employer supporting workforce diversity.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Green Card Sponsorship as a Risk Management Analyst
Match your credentials to PERM's degree requirements
PERM certifications for Risk Management Analyst roles typically require a bachelor's or master's degree in finance, statistics, economics, or a related quantitative field. Document how your foreign degree maps to a U.S. equivalent before applications begin.
Target financial institutions with active PERM histories
Banks, insurance carriers, and asset managers file PERM applications far more consistently than startups or consulting boutiques. Search DOL's OFLC disclosure data by SOC code 13-2099 to identify employers who have sponsored this role category before.
Clarify EB-2 versus EB-3 eligibility with your employer early
If the posted job requires a master's degree or a bachelor's plus five years of progressive risk experience, you may qualify under EB-2, which allows self-petition via National Interest Waiver. Confirm this distinction before your employer drafts the job description for PERM.
Use Migrate Mate to filter sponsoring employers by role
Filter Risk Management Analyst openings by green card sponsorship history directly on Migrate Mate, so you're applying only to employers who have completed PERM filings for comparable analytical roles rather than guessing at sponsorship willingness.
Prepare for the prevailing wage determination step
Before PERM can be filed, your employer must obtain a prevailing wage determination from DOL using the OFLC Wage Search. Your offered salary must meet or exceed that wage level, so verify your compensation aligns before the filing clock starts.
Understand how PERM's recruitment phase affects your timeline
PERM requires your employer to run a documented recruitment campaign and retain evidence for five years. If USCIS audits the filing, missing recruitment records are the most common cause of denial, so confirm your employer's process is thorough before signing an offer.
Green Card Risk Management Analyst: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Risk Management Analyst role qualify for EB-2 or EB-3 sponsorship?
It can qualify under either category depending on how the job is defined. EB-3 covers roles requiring a bachelor's degree, which fits most entry- to mid-level risk analyst positions. EB-2 applies when the role genuinely requires an advanced degree or equivalent, such as a master's in quantitative finance or seven or more years of specialized risk experience. Your employer's job description language determines which category USCIS will accept, so the framing matters as much as your actual credentials.
How is PERM green card sponsorship different from H-1B for this role?
H-1B visa is a temporary nonimmigrant status with a three-year initial period and no guaranteed path to permanent residency. PERM is the first step toward a green card, meaning lawful permanent residency rather than a renewable work visa. There is no annual lottery for employment-based green cards at the EB-3 level for most countries, and once your I-140 is approved your priority date is locked in even if you change employers under AC21 portability rules. The PERM process also takes longer upfront, typically one to two years before the green card interview, but the outcome is permanent status.
How can I find Risk Management Analyst jobs where the employer will sponsor a green card?
Most employers don't advertise green card sponsorship explicitly in job postings, which makes direct filtering tools more reliable than keyword searches. Migrate Mate lets you search Risk Management Analyst openings filtered by employers with documented green card sponsorship history, so you're targeting firms that have already committed to the PERM process for roles like yours rather than asking every hiring manager the same preliminary question.
What does the PERM recruitment process mean for a Risk Management Analyst candidate?
PERM requires your sponsoring employer to advertise the role publicly and demonstrate that no minimally qualified U.S. worker applied and was rejected. As a candidate, this means your employer must post the position before your I-140 is filed, and the job description used in recruitment must match what USCIS later sees. If the role is overly narrowly written to match only your resume, DOL can audit or deny the certification. Working with an employer experienced in PERM reduces this risk significantly.
Can I switch employers after my employer files my PERM application?
You can change employers after your I-140 petition is approved and your priority date is at least 180 days old, under AC21 portability rules. The new role must be in the same or a similar occupational classification as the original PERM-certified position. Risk analysis and financial risk management roles within SOC code 13-2099 typically port cleanly, but your new employer will need to document the occupational similarity if USCIS requests it during your adjustment of status review.