Senior Technology Risk Manager to support Service Area Digital Technology
About this role
Job ID: 4436
We are looking for a Senior Technology Risk Manager to support SA (Service Area)Digital Technology, a Service Area recently transferred from Personal Banking into Group Technology. You will help the area to establish effective technology risk governance and operate confidently within the Group Technology model.
At Nordea, we are strengthening our technology risk capabilities to stay ahead of evolving technology, regulatory and customer expectations. We are working in an agile environment where we experiment, learn and grow together—and where your ideas and unique background matter. In this role, you will help shape practical technology risk governance that supports safe delivery and informed decision-making.
About this opportunity
You will join Technology Risk Advisory & Oversight (TRAO), a 1st Line of Defense function within Group Technology. TRAO strengthens technology risk governance by providing expert advisory, coordination and oversight across the organisation. We work closely with Service Areas and senior stakeholders, enabling sound decisions through insight-driven risk management and high-quality reporting.
As the Senior Technology Risk Manager, you are the dedicated risk advisor for SA Digital Technology, partnering with Service Area management, risk owners and key stakeholders. You help identify, assess, manage and report technology risks in line with Nordea’s risk appetite, internal guidelines and regulatory expectations.
What you’ll be doing:
Partner with SA Digital Technology leaders and risk owners to identify, assess and manage technology risks, and adjust plans when priorities or the risk landscape changes.
Coordinate SA Digital Technology input to regulatory and internal assurance requests (e.g., ECB/local FSA enquiries, IT risk questionnaires and targeted reviews), ensuring quality and timely follow-up.
Run regular risk discussions and governance touchpoints, preparing clear inputs for decisions and documenting outcomes.
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