This is a Cybersecurity and Resilience Analyst role with Challenger based in NSW, AU Challenger Role Seniority - junior More about the Cybersecurity and Resilience Analyst role at Challenger Challenger Limited is an ASX-listed investment management firm managing $123.9 billion in assets (as at 30 June 2025). Life with us is fast moving and always exciting. Together we’re driving to deliver our vision to provide our customers with financial security for a better retirement. We achieve this goal by providing a work environment where people from diverse backgrounds, with a range of skills and experiences can contribute and succeed. Cybersecurity & Business Resilience Analyst – Sydney We're looking for an analyst who wants to work on real cyber and resilience challenges in a financial services environment where you’ll see the impact of your work up close. A great opportunity for someone early in their cyber or technology risk career, ready for more hands-on exposure beyond theory Work closely with senior leaders in a business where your contributions influence real decisions in moments that matter If you want breadth, real impact and a strong platform to grow in cyber, risk or resilience, we want to hear from you We work flexibly from our Sydney CBD office — typically three days in the office and two days from home About the role We're strengthening our cyber response and operational resilience capability as the business continues to uplift maturity, run crisis simulations, and respond to tighter regulatory expectations. This role is a chance to be part of the team doing that from the inside. As an analyst in the team, you’ll help improve our Respond and Recover capabilities, identify uplift opportunities from ‘near misses’, support testing and business continuity activities, and see how decisions play out across systems, processes and controls in a regulated environment. What you'll work on Support and develop cybersecurity and resilience controls, learning how frameworks like CPS230 and NIST are applied in real practice Help identify business continuity risks and improvement opportunities Contribute to cybersecurity incident response readiness, business continuity planning and crisis simulations with senior stakeholders Work with cyber and risk leaders as you grow your technical depth and influencing capability Support uplift programs aligned to regulatory and business priorities What you’ll bring We’re looking for a motivated and collaborative professional who brings a solid grounding in cybersecurity or resilience and wants to deepen their capability in a role with real visibility and responsibility. Technical skills and experience A degree or other relevant qualification in cyber, technology or a related field Around 2–3 years’ experience in cybersecurity, technology risk, governance or resilience Experience contributing to continuous improvement initiatives and automation – whether refining processes, driving operational efficiency, or challenging unnecessary complexity Exposure to risk and GRC frameworks or standards such as NIST CSF, CPS230 and CPS234, ISO 22301, ISO 27001, is helpful – and you’ll deepen your understanding on the job Demonstrated interest in automation, AI or data-led ways of working, with a practical view on how technology can streamline and automate controls, reporting, resilience planning and workflow. Soft skills & behaviours Someone who stays calm when things move quickly and takes a practical, level-headed approach to problem-solving Curiosity, analytical thinking and strong attention to detail Collaborative, proactive and keen to develop in a changing environment Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage your workload and priorities in a fast-moving environment Strong relationship-builder, able to communicate technical topics clearly and simply to diverse stakeholders Additional Information At Challenger, we’re small enough to be agile, but big enough to accelerate bold ideas. We support your growth and development, offering flexibility and a culture that values your unique contributions. Competitive discretionary bonus scheme 18 weeks paid parental leave for all new parents Challenger Day – one extra day off every year in recognition of the effort our people make. Additional support leave (fertility, gender affirmation) Extra superannuation contributions Employee share plan Employee Assistance Programme Subsidised on-site café and central location near Martin Place Metro Access to free onsite yoga, mindfulness and Pilates classes. Access to annual free flu shots. https://www.challenger.com.au/about-us/careers/our-benefits LI-KM1 LI-Challenger LI-Hybrid Challenger's employee value proposition guides how we work: Grow and realise your potential, supporting each other, stronger together and making things happen. Our culture encourages curiosity, considered thinking and meaningful contribution, with opportunities to build a broad and rewarding career. We are committed to fostering a safe, inclusive and respectful workplace where people of all backgrounds, identities and ways of thinking can thrive, and promoting flexible working to support work-life balance. Challenger is proud to be a Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) Employer of Choice for Gender Equality, a Family Friendly Workplace and recognised as a Bronze Employer in the Australian Workplace Equality Index (AWEI), the national benchmark for LGBTQ workplace inclusion. Job type: Permanent Posting Close Date : 20/12/2025 Before we jump into the responsibilities of the role. No matter what you come in knowing, you’ll be learning new things all the time and the Challenger team will be there to support your growth. Please consider applying even if you don't meet 100% of what’s outlined Key Responsibilities ️ Supporting cybersecurity controls Identifying risks Contributing to incident response Key Strengths Cybersecurity knowledge Analytical skills Communication skills Experience with GRC frameworks Interest in automation Project management skills A Final Note: This is a role with Challenger not with Hatch.
