• As part of the Non-Financial Risk (NFR) Fraud, Security and Employment Practice Risk (FSE) Team, you will be instrumental in positioning the Personal and Physical Security (PPS) function and supporting global roll-out and implementation.
• The core FSE team is based in Amsterdam but working closely with colleagues in different ING Hubs.
• This vertical focuses on 3 broad risk areas, namely: (i) Internal and External Fraud; (ii) Personal and Physical Security and (iii) Employment Practice Risk (EPR)
• The purpose of the PPS function is to protect ING’s employees and guests and ensure a safe and secure work environment.
• You will be working closely with PPS counterparts in 1st and 2nd line, both locally and globally, on PPS objectives and goals; and support Head of FSE in executing oversight and functional steering in terms of PPS.

• PPS stakeholder identification, engagement, and management; including PPS representation at the virtual business line extended MT’s;
• Identify and understand key business processes;
• Identify data sources and work in close alignment with 1st and 2nd line counterparts to unlock data streams, for future PPS dashboarding;
• Review, challenge and advise across all aspects of the risk management cycle: identification, assessment, monitoring and reporting.

• University level degree;
• At least 3-5 years’ experience in NFR management;
• Experience in working in cross-border environments (e.g. multinational companies);
• Sufficient understanding of Risk management, including i Risk, and NFR processes, willingness to learn more about personal and physical security;
• Excellent written and verbal communications skills in English;
• Ability to draft clear and concise (convey complex messages in simple ways) reports, memos, and presentations;
• Good listener and interviewer, able to obtain information from subject matter experts;
• Strong interpersonal skills, able to build effective working relationships and thrive in a diversified and multicultural work environment;
• Flexibility to work simultaneously on more than one topic and variety of activities;
• Strong administration and organizational skills;
• High degree of independence and pro-active attitude.