Governance, Risk and Compliance Engineer

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Governance, Risk and Compliance Engineer

Purpose / Profile

The MillerKnoll Governance, Risk, and Compliance Engineer will work collaboratively with global cross-functional teams to centrally perform Cybersecurity and Privacy compliance, data governance, identity governance, and risk management functions. The engineer will have primary responsibility for managing GRC and IAM platforms, implementing APIs and automations to support cybersecurity, privacy, compliance, and access governance practices, and investigating the use of AI to improve GRC and IAM processes. This position works closely with the Legal, Internal Audit, Cybersecurity, Identity and Access Management, and Technology teams to help ensure that contractual, policy, control, procedural, legal, and regulatory obligations are effectively defined and implemented. The engineer must be collaborative and flexible while developing solutions that meet changing cybersecurity and privacy requirements while supporting business function needs. This individual will help grow and mature risk and compliance processes to gain efficiencies and effectiveness in collaboration with all departments to ensure an acceptable risk posture for the organization. This position requires a deep understanding of existing data protection laws and regulations, such as the EU-GDPR and CCPA/CPRA, but also be focused on broader implications of protections as a function of information/system lifecycle management and security and privacy by design. The engineer must possess high standards of legal and business ethics and a demonstrated ability to understand technology, independently problem solve, analyze large quantities of data, and clearly summarize and communicate facts.