Vulnerability Reporting Analyst

W2 ONLY - NO CORP TO CORP - NO THIRD PARTY RESUMES - NO VISA SPONSOR OR TRANSFER The Vulnerability Governance & Reporting Analyst is responsible for strengthening enterprise governance to reduce the backlog of vulnerabilities and misconfigurations while enabling scalable, data-driven capabilities that support AI readiness across the organization. This role serves as a critical bridge between vulnerability management operations, governance, and emerging AI initiatives. The position focuses on establishing robust governance frameworks, improving data quality, and driving accountability across remediation processes to ensure vulnerabilities and configuration gaps are addressed in a timely and risk-informed manner. The role also ensures that vulnerability and configuration data is structured, normalized, and actionable, forming a reliable foundation for AI-driven insights, automation, and advanced analytics. This individual partners closely with Cybersecurity, Infrastructure, Cloud, and Data teams to optimize workflows, enforce SLA adherence, and enhance reporting transparency. The role is instrumental in transitioning the VMCA program from reactive backlog management to a proactive, intelligence-driven, and AI-enabled capability. Skills: Technical Skills Vulnerability & Configuration Platforms: Strong experience with Qualys, Wiz, and similar platforms, including data validation and workflow integration Governance & Risk Management: Deep understanding of vulnerability lifecycle governance, SLA management, and risk acceptance processes Data & AI Enablement: Experience preparing and structuring datasets for analytics and AI use cases. Familiarity with data normalization, enrichment, and aggregation across security tools Automation & Integration: Proficiency with automation (e.g., PowerShell, Python) and integration with platforms such as ServiceNow, JupiterOne, CMDB, and data pipelines Analytics & Reporting: Experience building dashboards and executive reporting (e.g., Tableau) focused on risk reduction, backlog trends, and SLA performance Core Strengths Governance Leadership: Ability to establish and enforce structured governance models that drive accountability and measurable outcomes Strategic Thinking & AI Alignment: Forward-looking mindset focused on enabling AI-driven capabilities through strong data and process foundations Operational Execution & Backlog Reduction: Proven ability to reduce large-scale vulnerability backlogs through prioritization, process improvement, and stakeholder alignment Data-Driven Decision Making: Strong analytical mindset with the ability to translate complex data into actionable insights and measurable outcomes Executive Communication: Ability to communicate risk, progress, and strategy in a clear, concise, and leadership-ready format Cross-Functional Influence: Skilled at driving alignment across teams with competing priorities to achieve enterprise risk reduction goals Strategic Thinking & AI Alignment: Forward-looking mindset focused on enabling AI-driven capabilities through strong data and process foundations Operational Execution & Backlog Reduction: Proven ability to reduce large-scale vulnerability backlogs through prioritization, process improvement, and stakeholder alignment Data-Driven Decision Making: Strong analytical mindset with the ability to translate complex data into actionable insights and measurable outcomes Executive Communication: Ability to communicate risk, progress, and strategy in a clear, concise, and leadership-ready format Cross-Functional Influence: Skilled at driving alignment across teams with competing priorities to achieve enterprise risk reduction goals