Risk Compliance Analyst Jobs in Minnesota
Risk Compliance Analyst jobs in Minnesota are consistently active, concentrated in financial services, healthcare, and insurance, with openings at entry, mid-level, and senior levels. The strongest hiring is in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and the Twin Cities suburbs, where employers such as U.S. Bancorp, UnitedHealth Group, and Ameriprise Financial maintain large compliance and risk functions. The most in-demand specialties are regulatory compliance, enterprise risk management, and healthcare compliance, reflecting Minnesota's status as a hub for major financial institutions and integrated health systems. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Surescripts serves the nation through simpler, trusted health intelligence sharing, in order to increase patient safety, lower costs and ensure quality care . We deliver insights at critical points of care for better decisions — from streamlining prior authorizations to delivering comprehensive medication histories to facilitating messages between providers.
Job Summary:
The Director of Governance, Risk and Compliance provides strategic oversight of the Governance Risk and Compliance (GRC) information security team to ensure compliance with regulatory and contractual requirements. This role is responsible for creating, maintaining, and training on all Information Security Policy and Standards. This role leads a team that provides project risk assessment, project security subject matter expertise, and third-party security risk assessment. This role also oversees all business continuity and crisis management efforts across the enterprise along with overseeing and managing the information security training and awareness program.
Responsibilities:
Provide strategic oversight of information security compliance initiatives to ensure rigorous alignment with all applicable information security regulatory standards and contractual obligations.
Oversee and provide leadership direction for the Information Security GRC program, aligning with business objectives.
Own the Information Security control framework and the annual assurance calendar —including scoping, evidence collection, control testing, auditor management, and remediation tracking to closure.
Lead third-party risk management for vendors and downstream partners handling PHI, including due diligence, BAA security terms, and ongoing monitoring; serve as the security escalation point for customer and partner security reviews, questionnaires, and contractual security obligations.
Advance organizational cyber security awareness by developing and implementing tactical strategies that foster a risk-intelligent culture. Lead and coordinate security awareness initiatives to consistently enhance cyber security knowledge and practices throughout the organization.
Establish and govern a comprehensive risk management program—covering internal and external risk assessments—to strengthen organizational resilience, compliance, and decision‑making.
Provide leadership oversight to ensure continuous improvement and organizational compliance.
Collaborate cross functionally with subject matter experts to document the risks and controls, measure the control effectiveness and report the findings through key risk and performance indicators.
Provide oversight to ensure that business continuity plans are reviewed annually. Collaborate with cross-functional teams across Surescripts to develop, test, and validate contingency plans for critical business operations, thereby strengthening organizational resilience and preparedness.
Develop, maintain and communicate the risk appetite framework and corresponding model(s) of risk tolerance, including the design process and protocol for routine monitoring of risk metrics against limits and escalation.
Build and lead the Information Security GRC team — hiring, developing, and retaining analysts across policy, risk assessment, control testing, and audit response. Foster a culture of continuous learning and ensure institutional knowledge (control rationale, audit history, regulatory and customer commitments) is documented and transferable rather than person-dependent.
Qualifications:
Basic Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in a technical field, statistics, or risk management field or equivalent related experience.
10+ years of experience in related, progressive roles.
Cyber security certification such as CISM, CGEIT, CRISC, CISA, CISSP.
5+ years of people management experience in roles showing progressive leadership.
5+ years of experience in information security risk management.
Experience with AI and GRC Platforms
Experience working with senior executives in a demanding and dynamic business environment with access to highly confidential and proprietary information.
Skilled at effectively communicating with a broad range of audiences (executives, technical teams, non-technical business partners)
Advanced skills in the areas of project management and implementing initiatives including proven experience with control frameworks and certifications such as NIST CSF, DirectTrust, HITRUST, SOC-2, EHNAC, etc.
Strong decision-making skills.
Experience with educating the workforce on current risk/information security policies, standards, and procedures to ensure understanding.
Ability to effectively communicate business risk as it relates to information security.
Broad understanding of common risks and risk management strategies across many domains such as finance, technology, human resources, cybersecurity, competition, and environmental
Experience managing a risk program in the healthcare industry.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience with Business Continuity Planning
Ability to guide governance, risk, and compliance decisions related to AI‑enabled technologies, including oversight of risk assessments, controls, and policy alignment.
Up-to-date understanding of a wide range of incident responses, system configuration, vulnerability management and hardening guidelines
One or more AI cyber security certifications such as AAISM, AAIA, AAIR
Demonstrated ability to lead AI risk assessments, control design, and policy/standard alignment.
Keywords : risk, SOC-2, DirectTrust, HITRUST, crisis management, GRC
Surescripts embraces flexibility through its Flexible Hybrid Work model for most positions. This model allows employees to work virtually while still utilizing our offices as collaboration centers. With alignment and agreement from your leadership, you can come and go from the office as needed .
To be considered for employment, applicants must have a valid U.S. work authorization allowing work without restrictions with Surecripts in the U.S. At this time, we are unable to provide support or provide sponsorship for immigration benefits such as work visas. Additionally, we do not participate in academic training programs or work-study programs through an academic institution that require employer endorsement of F-1/CPT or F-1/STEM.
What You’re Like
You’re technical. Analytical. Imaginative. Maybe you’re building your own crypto-mining rig—or not. Either way, your mind works to anticipate vulnerabilities and protect the company and its information against those vulnerabilities. You do the right thing because it’s the right thing without seeking to point fingers or brag. And of course, you’re always willing to keep learning.
What We’re Like
We’re a team of friendly folks who do serious work. Our best work is done by rising to the occasion under stress, but we keep each other cool under pressure. We’re a tight team but we also look for ways to partner across the business. Our style is casual and laid back, but we shoulder our responsibility to protect patient data from sophisticated adversaries, which sometimes means delivering a difficult truth.
What the Work is Like
Our challenge is to protect our customers’ data and our company. This requires anomaly analysis, risk reviews, pen testing of our controls, red-teaming and tabletops, policy and procedure work, documentation, and audits. We also engineer and maintain our security products and tools. It’s not always a typical 9-to-5 gig, of course, but then again, you work in information security, so you already know that.
Why Wait? Apply Now
We’re a midsize company. This means you’re not just another employee ID number. Here, you can build real relationships and feel supported by truly awesome people with diverse backgrounds and talents in an innovative and collaborative work culture. We strive to create an environment where you can b e yourself, share your ideas and work your way. We offer opportunities for employee development, as well as competitive compensation packages and extensive benefits.
Benefits include, but are not limited to, comprehensive healthcare (including infertility coverage), generous paid time off including paid childbirth and parental leave and mental health days , pet insurance, and 401(k) with company match and immediate vesting. To learn more, review the Keep You and Yours Healthy , Balancing Work and Life , and Where Talent Takes Shape links under the Better Benefits. Better Work. Better Life section of our careers site.
Physical and Mental Requirements
While performing duties of this job, an employee may be required to perform any, or all of the following: attend meetings in and out of the office, travel, communicate effectively (both orally and in writing), and be able to effectively use computers and other electronic and standard office equipment with, or without, a reasonable accommodation. Additionally, this job requires certain mental demands, including the ability to use judgement, withstand moderate amounts of stress and maintain attention to detail with, or without, a reasonable accommodation.
Work Environment
Surescripts embraces flexibility through its Flexible Hybrid Work model for most positions. This model allows employees to work virtually while still utilizing our offices as collaboration centers. With alignment and agreement from your leadership, you can come and go from the office as needed.
Surescripts is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, national origin, ancestry, disability, medical condition, marital status, pregnancy, genetic information, gender, sexual orientation, parental status, gender identity, gender expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.
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What Minnesota Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in risk compliance analyst jobs across Minnesota.
- Bachelor's degree in finance, business, law, or a related field required
- Certified Risk and Compliance Management Professional or similar credential preferred
- Experience interpreting and applying federal and Minnesota state regulatory frameworks
- Proficiency with compliance monitoring, audit documentation, and risk assessment tools
- Strong written communication skills for regulatory reports and internal policy documentation
- Familiarity with healthcare compliance standards or financial industry regulations in Minnesota
Risk Compliance Analyst Jobs in Minnesota: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a risk compliance analyst in Minnesota?
Most Minnesota employers require a bachelor's degree in business, finance, accounting, or law as the foundation. Minnesota does not issue a state-specific license for risk compliance analysts, but professional credentials carry significant weight in hiring decisions, particularly the Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager from the American Bankers Association or the Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional. Candidates targeting healthcare organizations should also look at certifications recognized by the Health Care Compliance Association, which has a strong membership presence in the Twin Cities.
How much do risk compliance analysts make in Minnesota?
Risk compliance analysts in Minnesota earn a median of about $85,920 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $55,830 for the lowest 10% to over $134,040 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire risk compliance analysts in Minnesota?
Minnesota risk compliance analyst roles are posted by Douglas Machine, Donaldson, and ECMC and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Minnesota's concentration of large financial institutions, health insurers, and Fortune 500 headquarters means demand for compliance talent remains steady across both regulated industries and corporate functions.
Which Minnesota cities have the most risk compliance analyst jobs?
Minneapolis, Alexandria, and Bloomington account for the most risk compliance analyst openings in Minnesota. Minneapolis anchors demand through its dense financial services and corporate headquarters sector, while Saint Paul adds state government and healthcare employer volume, and suburban hubs like Minnetonka and Eden Prairie round out the market through the large insurance and health technology campuses based there.
Are there remote risk compliance analyst jobs in Minnesota?
Yes, and more than most fields. Risk compliance analyst work is desk-based and analytical, which makes it well suited to remote and hybrid arrangements. About 83% of risk compliance analyst openings tied to Minnesota are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting how broadly employers in this role category have adopted flexible work models. Regulatory review, policy drafting, and risk reporting are the functions most commonly performed fully remote.
How can I get hired as a risk compliance analyst in Minnesota with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is through a compliance coordinator, risk analyst associate, or audit support role, which large Minnesota employers such as U.S. Bancorp and UnitedHealth Group post regularly for candidates without extensive experience. Earning the Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional credential while in an adjacent role such as paralegal, internal auditor, or operations analyst signals commitment and closes the experience gap quickly. Minnesota's community of compliance professionals through local chapters of the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics also provides networking access that often leads to referrals into junior openings.
Where can I find and apply to risk compliance analyst jobs in Minnesota?
You can find and apply to risk compliance analyst jobs in Minnesota on Migrate Mate, which lists current Minnesota openings updated regularly. Search the listings, find the roles that fit your background and target location, and apply directly to the ones that match.
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