Grantstreet
Incident Response Business Analyst - West Coast
United States (Remote)
Sponsorship not specified$70k-$120kDetected 34 days ago
Incident ResponseLeadershipCollaboration
About the role
- Are you organized, positive-minded, and an excellent communicator - even under pressure?
- If so, the Incident Response Management Team at Grant Street Group may be the position you're looking for.
Responsibilities
- You're an organized and skilled facilitator who leads effective risk assessments before launches and postmortems after incidents.
Requirements
- The selected candidate will also be required to cover on-call rotations during evenings/weekends one out of every four weeks.
- If you are passionate about your work, you have an entrepreneurial spirit, and you want to be on a team of exceptional professionals, then this could be the opportunity you are looking for.
- If our description fits who you are, apply today!
- Do you enjoy solving complex problems and collaborating with others to find solutions?
- You are an active participant in the team's success in reducing incidents and the company's success as a whole.
Skills
- Are committed to owning and solving impactful problems.
- Can quickly intake and communicate information to various audiences.
- Can stay calm, cool, and collected when the pressure is on.
- Are comfortable making decisions - and knowing when to escalate - without always having all the information.
- Are eager to learn about a wide range of products and technologies.
Compensation
- $70,000 - $120,000/year
- 1-2 weeks per year for on-site meetings.
Benefits
- Drive organizational learning and preparedness.
Company info
- The Incident Response Management Team's mission is to help our peers work through the biggest, most impactful issues they encounter so that Grant Street can deliver a top-notch product experience to our clients.
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