Supply Chain Security Analyst
JobInterview, Mission, KS, United States
Job Overview
A Supply Chain Security Analyst identifies and mitigates risks within supply chain operations, ensuring the protection of goods, information, and logistics networks from threats and vulnerabilities. This professional develops security protocols, conducts threat assessments, and collaborates with stakeholders to maintain compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
Role Summary
Purpose:
The Supply Chain Security Analyst will lead the technical validation of third‑party software components and AI models to ensure resilience against supply chain attacks and compliance with the EU AI Act.
Impact:
This role directly prevents downstream security breaches and ensures the company avoids multi‑million Euro fines by meeting the August 2026 EU AI Act compliance deadline.
Team Structure:
Part of the Global Cyber Risk & Compliance Org, working alongside DevSecOps and Procurement.
Reports To:
Reports to the Director of Third‑Party Risk Management (TPRM).
Working Conditions:
Travel Required: 15%. Standard business hours with occasional on‑call support for critical supply chain incidents.
Physical Requirements
Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
Ability to travel internationally for vendor audits.
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A Supply Chain Security Analyst identifies and mitigates risks within supply chain operations, ensuring the protection of goods, information, and logistics networks from threats and vulnerabilities. This professional develops security protocols, conducts threat assessments, and collaborates with stakeholders to maintain compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
Role Summary
Purpose:
The Supply Chain Security Analyst will lead the technical validation of third‑party software components and AI models to ensure resilience against supply chain attacks and compliance with the EU AI Act.
Impact:
This role directly prevents downstream security breaches and ensures the company avoids multi‑million Euro fines by meeting the August 2026 EU AI Act compliance deadline.
Team Structure:
Part of the Global Cyber Risk & Compliance Org, working alongside DevSecOps and Procurement.
Reports To:
Reports to the Director of Third‑Party Risk Management (TPRM).
Working Conditions:
Travel Required: 15%. Standard business hours with occasional on‑call support for critical supply chain incidents.
Physical Requirements
Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
Ability to travel internationally for vendor audits.
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