CIBC
Regulatory Governance & End User Technology Associate (12mth FTC Maternity Cover)

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Purpose of Job
This role will be divided between delivering reporting for regulatory requirements and providing service desk support for users in EMEA.
The role will support the International Technology management in governance reporting for internal control testing, internal audit and data centre reporting as a regulatory requirement.
To provide efficient and courteous service desk and desktop support of tier 1 customers in all aspects of end user computing. Working in a team of 5, covering shifts between 7am and 6:30pm Monday to Friday, the role demands a high level of customer focus, readily picking up problem ownership and working tenaciously until the problem is resolved.
- Maintenance and creation of application support documentation and project execution across a range of front office and business support application suites.
- In addition to providing day-to-day service desk and desktop support, the individual is expected to undertake project work, including:
- Product evaluations and recommendations
- Assist in the development of technical standards and operating procedures
- Provide assistance to Senior Support Analysts
- Application upgrades and deployments
- Service Now provisioning
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Main Objectives
- Provide detailed feedback to business managers and leaders.
- Assist with maintaining IT controls, processes and associated reporting.
- Manage requests for information updates associated to controls and assurance delivery.
- Active involvement in UK and Group technology resiliency and Disaster Recovery testing and associated planning and reporting.
- Oversee and support Audit, Risk and Technical control assessment requests.
- Assistance with regulatory and audit items working with the International Technology Governance Manager.
- Tier 1 customer desktop support and Service Desk operations.
- Hardware support and life-cycle management.
- Application installs, moves and changes.
- Application and hardware upgrades and mass deployments.
- Service Desktop project tasks execution.
- Mobility support via BB UEM and WorkSpace One products.
- Support SCCM Patching MS Deployments where and when necessary.
- Updating Audit documentation.
- Monitoring and management of team ITSM / Service Now queues.
Skills / Knowledge Required
- Strong Customer/Service focus.
- Team player with self-motivation.
- Well presented professional with good all round communications skills.
- Diligent work ethic to adhere to audit mandated processes.
- Able to work under pressure.
- Flexible.
- Experience in supporting trading floor environments from Service Desk side.
- Knowledge of Windows 10 and Microsoft Office products.
- Strong background in ITSM platforms – e.g. Service Now, Remedy, Cherwell.
- Full Blackberry UEM device support.
- Taking on Service Desk projects and ownership whilst liaising with 3rd party vendors and or other Teams within CIBC.


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Job Location
150 Cheapside, 2nd Flr, London
Employment Type
Temporary (Fixed Term)
Weekly Hours
35
Skills
Analytical Thinking, Application Production Support, Application Upgrades, Business, Change Impact Analysis, Controls Testing, Desktop Computers, Disaster Recovery (DR), Disaster Recovery Testing, Documentations, Enterprise Service Delivery, Feasibility Studies, Hardware Support, Hardware Upgrades, Implementation Planning, Operational Efficiency, Resiliency, Service Standards, Technical Support, Training Team Members, Work Collaboratively
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