Information Technology Risk Management Career
An information technology (IT) risk management specialist evaluates and tests a company's computer hardware and software systems, ensuring that such systems are functional, adequate and conform to industry standards and corporate policies.
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Tasks and Expectations
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A Morgan Stanley job posting indicates that an IT risk manager liaises between business units and the IT team, defines business requirements, and ensures that technical specifications meet business needs.
Tools and Technology
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The Morgan Stanley vacancy announcement indicates that IT risk managers often use relational database schemas and SQL when performing tasks.
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Work Activities
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According to the job data website Onet Online, an IT risk manager interacts with computers, develops and builds teams, thinks creatively and keeps up-to-date with technical standards.
Academic Qualifications
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Companies prefer applicants with bachelor's degrees in computer science or information technology management to fill vacancies in IT risk manager positions.
Competencies
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Onetcenter.org indicates that an IT risk manager must have excellent communication skills (written and verbal) and information ordering aptitude when performing duties.
Remuneration
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In 2010, IT risk managers had median annual earnings of $98,000, according to the career information website Indeed.
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References
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