Risk Assessment Analyst Job ID: JP054135

Job Title: Risk Assessment Analyst

Location:
Namur, Belgium (Hybrid – primarily on-site) Role Overview We are seeking a Risk Assessment Analyst to support cybersecurity risk management and NIS2 compliance initiatives within a large-scale IT transformation program. The role focuses on conducting cybersecurity risk assessments, analyzing operational and technical risks, and supporting governance and compliance activities.

Key Responsibilities
Participate in cybersecurity risk assessments for systems, applications, processes, and critical assets Collect, structure, and analyze information related to assets, threats, controls, and risk exposure Apply risk assessment methodologies to evaluate impacts, likelihoods, and residual risks Maintain and update cybersecurity risk registers and documentation Identify gaps against NIS2 requirements and internal security frameworks Prepare reports, risk summaries, and decision-support documentation for governance teams Support audit, compliance, and NIS2 evidence collection activities Collaborate with technical, operational, and project teams to ensure accurate risk analysis Required Skills & Experience Bachelor's or Master's degree in IT, Cybersecurity, Risk Management, or related field Experience or strong interest in cybersecurity risk management and compliance Understanding of IT environments, systems, networks, and security concepts Knowledge of NIS2, cybersecurity frameworks, and risk assessment methodologies Strong analytical, documentation, and organizational skills Ability to work with both technical and non-technical stakeholders Rigorous, structured, and detail-oriented mindset Languages French: Native or fluent proficiency required English: Nice to have Additional Information Full-time assignment primarily based on-site in Namur Occasional travel within Wallonia may be required Standard daytime working schedule Focus of the Role Supporting cybersecurity governance and NIS2 compliance by delivering structured, high-quality risk assessments and contributing to enterprise risk management maturity