Information Security Risk Analyst 4

Plan and deliver security awareness campaigns, training and phishing-awareness activities for APAC audiences, reinforcing practical behaviors such as recognizing suspicious messages, protecting sensitive information and reporting concerns. Localize global awareness content, preserving technical accuracy while adapting language, examples and delivery methods to regional business needs and cultural context. Serve as the APAC liaison between the global GRC team and regional business, IT, HR and other relevant stakeholders; gather feedback, coordinate activities and communicate priorities across regions and time zones. Create clear security communications and facilitate Korean-language training and stakeholder discussions, making security requirements understandable to technical and nontechnical audiences. Use GRC platforms to manage assigned workflows, maintain records, coordinate control and compliance evidence. Support regional assessments, evidence collection and audit preparation in partnership with the global GRC team, maintaining accurate documentation and following up on outstanding actions. Prepare dashboards and status reports, and monitor awareness measures such as training completion, campaign engagement and phishing-awareness outcomes to identify improvement opportunities. Escalate regional risks, communication gaps and overdue actions through established channels, and recommend improvements to awareness content, workflows and stakeholder coordination. Experience developing or delivering information security awareness programs, employee training or security communications, with an understanding of phishing, social engineering and secure handling of information Strong written, verbal and presentation skills, with the ability to explain security topics clearly, build stakeholder relationships and coordinate across functions Experience coordinating activities across regions or time zones, balancing global requirements with local needs, and managing concurrent priorities with attention to detail and follow-through Minimum of 5 years of related experience with a Bachelor's degree; or 3 years and a Master's degree Professional fluency in spoken and written Korean, including the ability to deliver training, localize security content and engage Korean-speaking business stakeholders (mandatory) Mandarin language proficiency to support communication and awareness activities (desired but not mandatory) Relevant certifications in information security, risk or audit, such as Security+, CRISC, CISA or CISSP, are helpful but not required