Platform SOX Risk Analyst

Overview

The Platform SOX Risk Analyst provides analysis, oversight, constructive challenge, and compliance support for IT controls that support internal control over financial reporting, and supports broader platform cybersecurity risk-management activities. The role reports into the IT Risk Manager at Chevron ENGINE, India.

What you'll do

• Analyze and monitor compliance with SOX 404 requirements for assigned IT processes, applications, platforms, and Process 20 General IT Controls.
• Evaluate whether assigned controls are appropriately designed to mitigate identified financial-reporting risk and whether they operate as designed.
• Assess local application of global control designs; review control performance, evidence, test results, and documentation for completeness, accuracy, and supportability to third parties.
• Apply appropriate testing methods and population and sampling concepts; analyze results and identify design or operating deficiencies.
• Enforce control requirements by challenging incomplete, insufficient, late, or noncompliant execution and escalating unresolved gaps through established governance channels.
• Analyze and validate the impact of ineffective controls; support root-cause analysis, quantification, remediation planning, retesting, and closure of deficiencies.
• Monitor remediation plans and retesting for ineffective controls and verify that corrective actions are sustainable and completed within required timeframes.
• Coordinate and complete SOX reporting requirements; monitor testing activities and communicate progress, exceptions, and emerging concerns to stakeholders.
• Maintain accurate SOX documentation, including control narratives, risk/control matrices, flowcharts, testing support, evidence, and remediation records, in accordance with applicable retention requirements.
• Use SOX reporting and analytics capabilities to evaluate assessment accuracy and completeness, detect trends, and support management reporting.
• Participate in annual scoping and risk reviews, including consideration of changes to business processes, applications, systems, organizations, and major projects.
• Advise control owners and performers on evidence requirements, control execution expectations, and remediation of ineffective controls; identify training needs and reinforce consistent SOX testing practices.
• Execute risk management services for assigned digital platforms or business areas, including risk assessments, IRM planning, risk-register maintenance, policy exception support, vulnerability and assessment remediation coordination, and risk tracking and reporting.
• Analyze business and technical risks and translate them into clear business language, actionable mitigation plans, and decision-quality information for stakeholders.
• Monitor execution of risk and remediation plans, challenge overdue or ineffective actions, and escalate priority conflicts or material concerns to the Risk Manager.
• Engage architecture, cybersecurity, and platform teams to encourage secure-by-design solutions and alignment of security requirements with enterprise and solution architectures.
• Promote consistent use of risk management processes, systems of record, metrics, and reporting.
• Engage Platform Technical Managers, Product Line Managers, Finance, Internal Controls, Corporate Audit, external audit support teams, Compliance, and other stakeholders to align on SOX and risk priorities.
• Provide regular, fact-based reporting on control status, testing progress, deficiencies, remediation, compliance performance, and representation-letter matters.
• Establish and document SOX compliance procedures with relevant stakeholders; periodically review processes and recommend practical improvements in quality, consistency, efficiency, and sustainability.
• Support awareness and training for control owners, control performers, assessors, and other stakeholders on SOX-IT responsibilities and documentation expectations.
• Maintain current knowledge of SOX, internal controls, cybersecurity risk, technology controls, and relevant company requirements.

What you'll need

• 3 to 5 years of demonstrated experience applying Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404 requirements to information technology processes, systems, applications, or technology-dependent financial controls.
• Demonstrated experience evaluating the design and operating effectiveness of General IT Controls, including controls relevant to access, change management, technology operations, interfaces, automated processing, or other assigned SOX-IT control areas.
• Practical experience performing or reviewing SOX control assessments using inquiry, observation, inspection, and limited re-performance, with inquiry supplemented by corroborating evidence.
• Demonstrated ability to evaluate control populations, sampling approaches, test procedures, evidence, exceptions, and conclusions for completeness, accuracy, consistency, and audit supportability.

Nice to have

• Experience distinguishing design deficiencies from operating deficiencies and supporting deficiency evaluation, root-cause analysis, impact assessment, remediation planning, retesting, and closure.
• Experience preparing and maintaining control narratives, process flowcharts, risk and control matrices, assessment workpapers, evidence, deficiency records, and remediation documentation.
• Experience using a governance, risk, compliance, or SOX management platform to maintain control information, document testing, monitor completion, and produce compliance reporting.
• Experience working directly with control owners, control performers, technology teams, Internal Controls, Finance, internal audit, or external audit stakeholders to resolve SOX-IT issues and meet reporting deadlines.

Details

• Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.
• Standard work week is Monday to Friday.
• Working hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm or 1:30pm to 10:30pm.
• Chevron regrets that it is unable to sponsor employment visas or consider individuals on time-limited visa status for this position.