Identity and Access Management Analyst

As a Vulnerability Management Analyst at WTW, you will work as part of the Vulnerability Management team, supporting WTW's Vulnerability Management lifecycle to ensure that vulnerability related risks are managed effectively and in a timely manner. Reporting directly to the Head of Vulnerability Management, you will collaborate closely with both the Cyber Offensive and Defensive teams to ensure the identified gaps in cyber security maturity are addressed. Your work will involve close coordination with other areas of Offensive and Defensive security, acting as a Vulnerability Management SME supporting these teams as well as engaging with the wider business.

The Global Benefits Center (GBC) is a group within the Research and Innovation Center (RIC) that provides high quality and efficient international benefits business support on both a global and local level. Work performed within the Center includes global benefits database management, reporting and consolidation, benchmarking, contract renewal analysis, claims tracking and resolution and benefit audit support.

An experienced Records and Information Management (RIM) Analyst is required to join the WTW RIM function on a permanent basis, operating at a global level. Experience of working in partnership with legal/privacy, cyber & information security, enterprise risk management, compliance, technology and business stakeholders is vital for this role. Experience of working with on and off-shore stakeholders in a multi-vendor environment is also required. The RIM Analyst will help to review compliance status of the RIM programme through a variety of workstreams and projects aiming to ensure the main principles of information categorization and lifecycle, retention, legal hold management and disposition are effectively implemented across a large diverse company.

This position is responsible for providing support to United States-based Health and Benefits Consultants. Within this role, as a member of the North America client team, you will collect and analyse data that informs strategic business decisions. The expectation will be to efficiently and accurately produce several client-facing reports. Your role will serve as the analyst for US Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) non-quantitative treatment limit (NQTL) projects. Your individual role will include meeting/deliverable management elements such as project kick-offs, project status/meeting minutes, preparing data requests, facilitating data collection, data review, preparing gap analysis (PPT) results summary and other activities.