Security Governance Analyst - ESO

Great Britain's electricity system is undergoing an ambitious, exciting and vital transformation. Together with industry, we are creating a cleaner, greener system, one that protects the planet and serves generations to come., The Energy System Operator (ESO) are now looking for a Security Governance Analyst to join us. The Security governance analyst will join the Security Governance Team and work closely with the security team and the wider Digital, Data and Technology teams. The role will be to support the Security governance function with conducting research, gathering and implementing data, analysing information, stakeholder management, communicating findings and implementing solutions. The role will provide support to governance, focusing on security policies and frameworks, performance and reporting, strategy and organisation and project management. Working across multiple projects, you'll be integral in coordinating and supporting multiple projects.

The Security Governance Analyst will play a critical role in aiding the success of the team in developing and implementing governance across the security function. They will maintain and continuously improve policies, standards and procedures, collaborating across teams to drive adoption and adherence to our policies and guidelines and contribute to the continuous improvement of strategic roadmaps. There are a broad range of responsibilities and challenges, the Security Governance Analyst will be collaborating in an advisory role where they will build on their experiences.

This role can be based from Wokingham or Warwick, and we continue to offer hybrid working from office and home., In 2021, government and Ofgem jointly consulted on proposals for an expert, impartial Future System Operator (FSO) with responsibilities across both the electricity and gas systems, to drive progress towards net zero while maintaining energy security and minimising costs for consumers. In October 2023, the Energy Act 2023 was passed, legislating for this Future System Operator to be created.

The ESO, including all of its existing roles, will be at the heart of the new Future System Operator. We will be taking on additional roles across vectors and sectors to create an organisation with a whole energy system mindset; enabling us to identify solutions to our energy system that are more sustainable, secure, and affordable for all.

The FSO will be set up as a public corporation with operational independence from government - bringing parties together to support optimised decision making and action. As now, it will be licenced and regulated by Ofgem through price control agreements. It is anticipated that the new organisation will be up and running in 2024.

The time to act on climate change is now. As part of our team, you won't just be touching the lives of almost everyone in Great Britain - you'll be shaping the way we use and consume energy for generations to come.,

• Aiding the leads of security functions with key project plans, performance and reporting, policies and frameworks, data analysis and research.


• Supporting governance operations, including administrative tasks such as preparing meetings and papers, taking minutes and creating accessible channels and routes for the work conducted by the governance function.


• Engaging and collaborating with a range of stakeholders, and also creating and updating a stakeholder database for governance.


• Participate across the security governance function to aid in project/ work strand delivery as required.
  
  What we do isn't just important - it's essential. That's why we look to recruit experts in their field. In this case, we're looking for someone who:


• Demonstrates the ability to be flexible and adapt to a range of variety of projects and tasks.


• Stakeholder management experience, and organisation skills to create streamlined ways of working.


• Can communicate with people at all levels, gaining their confidence becoming a trusted member of their team.


• Ability to assemble complex ideas, issues, and observations into clear and simple explanations, ensuring that communication is prioritised to deliver greatest consumer value and improved outcomes.


• Demonstrates the ability, when appropriate, to challenge or push Leadership during critical thinking opportunities.


• Has knowledge of cyber security and physical and personnel security (advantageous).
  
  As Great Britain's electricity system operator (ESO), we sit at the heart of the electricity system, using our outstanding engineering and commercial expertise to balance electricity supply and demand. Ultimately, we keep the electricity flowing directly to where it's needed, second by second.
  
  A competitive salary between £50,000 - 60,000 - dependent on experience and capability.


As well as your base salary, you will receive a bonus based on company performance, 26 days annual leave as standard and a competitive contributory pension scheme where we will double match your contribution to a maximum company contribution of 12%.

You will also have access to a comprehensive benefits package tailored to support your well-being and professional success. From a competitive salary to flexible work arrangements, we promote your work-life balance. Enjoy fit for purpose wellbeing and lifestyle offerings, ongoing skill development aligned to our Purpose and Values, and be part of a supportive community that values your individuality and where you can belong.