Programmers.io
Analyst GRC/GRC Analyst with Tableau ( banking domain experience )
Tampa, Florida, US
Role snapshot
Programmers.io is hiring a Analyst GRC/GRC Analyst with Tableau ( banking domain experience ) on a full-time basis. This is an on-site role based in Tampa, Florida, US.
- Company
- Programmers.io
- Location
- Tampa, Florida, US
- Work mode
- On-site
- Job type
- Full-time
- Posted
- Nov 6, 2026
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About the role
Title: GRC Analyst with Tableau ( banking domain experience )/GRC
Location: Tampa FL- Onsite- only
Duration: Full Time- onsite role
Job Title: Data Security Process Improvement analyst
- This individual will collaborate across technology and business teams to assess current processes, support new initiatives, and ensure alignment with information security standards, regulatory requirements, and strategic goals.
- As confirmed by the customer, advanced expertise in process improvement frameworks such as Lean, Six Sigma, or Green Belt certification is not required.
- The candidate should be able to work across departments and have hands-on experience with information security tools, controls, or security-related initiatives.
- Experience improving governance, risk management, and compliance processes.
- Core responsibilities
- Process mapping: Document current security workflows and identify bottlenecks.
- Control automation: Use tools to automate tasks such as access reviews and alert handling.
- Policy tuning: Adjust data loss prevention (DLP) rules to reduce false positives.
- Risk reporting: Track security metrics and prepare management reports.
- Key skills
- Risk analysis: Identify weaknesses in data handling practices and employee behavior.
- Automation tools: Use programming languages such as Python or platforms such as Power Automate.
- Data visualization: Create Power BI or Tableau charts to highlight improvement opportunities.
- Communication: Explain complex security risks in clear business terms.
- Tools and frameworks
- Data protection: Microsoft Purview.
- Security frameworks: ISO 27001 and NIST.