Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Manager

As a Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Manager at Gearset, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring that our operations align with regulatory requirements and internal policies. You will lead the strategic development of our GRC framework, manage compliance audits, and champion risk management practices across the organization.Your expertise will help us navigate complex regulatory landscapes while promoting a culture of accountability and transparency. Join us in safeguarding our reputation and fostering a compliant environment that drives our business forward.

As a Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Analyst at Gearset, you will play a crucial role in ensuring that our operations align with industry standards and regulations. You will be responsible for conducting risk assessments, implementing compliance frameworks, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to promote a culture of compliance throughout the organization.This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the integrity and security of our systems while working in a dynamic and innovative environment.

About Flagship Pioneering Flagship Pioneering builds and supports companies focused on scientific breakthroughs with the potential to improve human health, sustainability, and more. The organization brings together scientists and entrepreneurial leaders, backing them with capital to drive real-world impact. Flagship stands out by combining life science innovation, company creation, and investment under one roof. Teams include scientists, business leaders, and capital managers who work together through a structured process to deliver advances that benefit people and the planet. Companies launched by Flagship have addressed major global challenges, from distributing COVID-19 vaccines to developing cures for chronic diseases and improving food security through agricultural innovation. Flagship’s work has earned spots on FORTUNE’s “Change the World” list and Fast Company’s list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies. Role Overview: Senior GRC Analyst Flagship’s Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) program is now fully operational. The team uses Jira as its GRC system of record, supporting compliance tracks for HITRUST, NIST 800-171, ISO 27001, and SOC 2, along with an active third-party risk management (TPRM) workflow. This position calls for a hands-on GRC professional who can work directly within this framework. The focus is on technical execution, managing workflows, conducting assessments, and preparing audit evidence, rather than policy development. Success in this role means being comfortable handling details and following through on tasks. What You Will Do Manage daily operations of the Jira-based GRC system, including maintaining control records, updating compliance statuses, logging implementation notes, and keeping records current across all compliance frameworks. Lead end-to-end third-party risk management (TPRM) assessments, ensuring documentation and analysis are thorough and accurate. Location Cambridge, MA, USA

Join Turner Townsend, a leading global consultancy firm, as a Risk Management Specialist. We are seeking passionate individuals across all levels of expertise to join our dynamic team in Cambridge. In this role, you will be instrumental in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks within various infrastructure projects. Your contributions will directly influence project success and client satisfaction.

Join Iterative Health as our Director of Compliance, where you will play a pivotal role in shaping our compliance strategy and ensuring adherence to regulatory requirements. This leadership position will involve developing and implementing compliance programs, monitoring compliance performance, and liaising with regulatory bodies. You will lead a team of compliance professionals and collaborate with various departments to cultivate a culture of compliance within the organization.

We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Compliance Officer to join our dynamic team at ttp1 in Cambridge. As a Compliance Officer, you will play a crucial role in ensuring that our operations comply with regulatory requirements and internal policies. You will be responsible for conducting compliance audits, monitoring adherence to regulations, and implementing compliance training programs.The ideal candidate will possess strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate compliance matters effectively across all levels of the organization. Join us in our mission to uphold the highest standards of compliance and integrity.

The Associate Director of Data Strategy and Governance is responsible for spearheading the University’s data governance initiatives. This role collaborates with senior leaders and data stewards to cultivate a data-driven culture, enhancing best practices in metadata management, data quality, and data security. This position plays a crucial role in elevating Harvard’s overall data maturity.Reporting to the Associate Provost for Institutional Research & Analytics and working closely with the AVP for Administrative Technology Services in HUIT, the Associate Director will coordinate efforts with both OIRA and HUIT to meet the data needs of the entire University.Key Responsibilities:This role is integral in uniting stakeholders across the University to address pressing data-related challenges, while establishing mechanisms to safeguard and strategically utilize our data. As the University’s data maturity progresses, the responsibilities of the Associate Director may adapt accordingly.Organizational Development & Communications:Lead and recruit members for the Executive Data Committee (EDC), University Data Advisory Group (UDAG), and Data Stewardship Council (DSC).Establish effective communication channels regarding data initiatives across various schools and departments and build a thriving community of practice among data stewards.Develop and sustain a curriculum for data governance training for data stewards and other key stakeholders.Enhance executive support for data governance initiatives throughout the University.Deliver strategic updates on data initiatives to various University stakeholders.Engage in thought leadership discussions and forums on data strategy and governance in higher education.Data Strategy Development:Collaborate in creating an enterprise data strategy for the University, taking the lead on project management to track progress toward its goals.Facilitate the identification, development, and promotion of strategic data initiatives.Data Governance Execution:Establish data governance standards, policies, procedures, and best practices, and create a framework to disseminate these practices among stakeholder groups.Improve the University’s management of metadata (e.g., data definitions, data lineage) across diverse data sources.Collaborate with the Information Security and Data Privacy (ISDP) team on data security and privacy efforts, ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Compliance Specialist at Harvard University supports the financial administration team by monitoring activities to ensure alignment with applicable laws and regulations. This position is based in Cambridge and centers on upholding standards that protect the university’s financial integrity. Key responsibilities Track and review compliance activities related to financial operations Conduct audits to identify and address areas of risk Help implement policies designed to prevent noncompliance Skills and qualities Strong analytical skills to assess processes and spot discrepancies Attention to detail when reviewing records and procedures Commitment to maintaining high standards in financial administration

The Associate Director for Compliance and Title VI Coordinator plays a pivotal role in ensuring the University adheres to Title VI regulations and oversees the management of Title IX Hearings, Appellate Panels, NDAB Determination Panels, and cases under the University Committee on Rights and Responsibilities (UCRR) Fact-Finding Procedures. Reporting to the Director of the Office for Community Support, Non-Discrimination, Rights and Responsibilities (CSNDR) and the University Title IX Coordinator, this position collaborates closely with various stakeholders including the Title IX Hearing Chair and the Director of the Office for Dispute Resolution (ODR). The Associate Director provides leadership in the administration of UCRR Fact-Finding Procedures, working in conjunction with the University President and Faculty Panels. Key Responsibilities: Offer guidance and support to Hearing, Appellate, and Determination Panels, as well as local Title IX Resource Coordinators and personal advisors regarding applicable Policies and Procedures.Facilitate logistical arrangements for the University President or their designee, along with UCRR Faculty Panels.Oversee the intake process for all complaints filed under the NDAB, particularly those alleging discrimination based on Title VI protected characteristics.Prepare essential materials including summaries and notices for Hearing, Determination, and Appellate Panels.Lead the development of the Annual Report published by the Director of CSNDR, detailing complaints under the NDAB.Act as the primary liaison for communications and materials pertaining to various panels and stakeholders.Create and implement internal guidance and training resources for Hearing and Appellate Panels.

At Raspberry Pi, we take pride in creating an inspiring environment where our team can excel at what they love. By joining us, you will become part of a dedicated group committed to democratizing technology and providing affordable computing tools to people all around the world. We are currently in search of a meticulous and experienced Trade and Compliance Lawyer to enhance our dynamic legal team. In this role, you will play a crucial part in guiding our international trade compliance and sanctions efforts, along with addressing various regulatory and compliance challenges faced by a leading global technology firm. We seek candidates with a minimum of 8 years of post-qualification experience, ideally with a background in-house at a UK-listed technology company (though this is not a strict requirement). You should possess a collaborative spirit and excellent communication skills, as you will be closely interacting with our commercial and finance teams. A pragmatic, risk-aware approach to legal and commercial decision-making is essential. This position is full-time and reports directly to the General Counsel at our office located on the Science Park in Cambridge. We are open to considering part-time and remote work arrangements. As a subject matter expert, you will provide advisory services on sanctions and export controls, licensing risks, and compliance with various global sanctions regimes including those imposed by the UK, EU, UN, and the US, as well as our internal policies. Ideally, you will possess broader expertise in areas such as intellectual property, competition law, GDPR, and anti-bribery and corruption, along with managing governance policy frameworks. Your responsibilities will include advising on risk management decisions concerning suppliers, customers, and transactions that may have sanctions and regulatory compliance implications; delivering expert advice and training; assessing appropriate risk controls; and overseeing regulatory reporting processes related to sanctions and other compliance concerns within the organization.

Your Impact at Lila Sciences Lila Sciences is seeking a highly experienced Director of Federal Strategy and Capture to leverage senior agency relationships and deep knowledge of policy to establish impactful government partnerships and achieve funding successes. As a key member of our Government Partnerships team, you will play a crucial role in shaping the competitive landscape before formal opportunities arise, assessing the trajectory of the federal funding environment, and facilitating connections that require authentic scientific and policy expertise. This position focuses on capture strategy rather than policy development, and requires an individual with extensive federal experience. What You Will Be Building Named Account Ownership - Cultivate, manage, and elevate senior relationships with agencies such as DOE, ARPA-E, NIH, and other relevant U.S. mission agencies, ensuring the health and growth of these connections over time. Opportunity Shaping - Engage with agencies proactively to influence the development of funding opportunities before they are released as RFPs, aligning them with Lila’s strategic goals. Cross-Agency Narrative Development - Collaborate with the Head of Government Partnerships to connect Lila’s initiatives with national science priorities and create a prioritized federal funding pipeline. Institution Building - Assist in establishing Lila’s federal capture function, including tracking relationships, managing the pipeline, and systematically engaging with agencies over time. What You’ll Need to Succeed Extensive U.S. federal experience at the intersection of science, policy, and strategy, including roles within agencies, the National Security Council, interagency, or equivalent backgrounds. Strong scientific understanding in life sciences, biotechnology, or related fields. A proven ability to translate relationships into tangible outcomes, such as funded programs, formal partnerships, or procurement channels. Experience in establishing new government functions, programs, or divisions from the ground up. Ability to thrive in a dynamic, resource-limited environment where you are building processes as you go. Bonus Points For Familiarity with federal funding mechanisms—such as OTAs, cooperative agreements, SBIRs, and BAAs—and adeptness at positioning a company favorably within each. Established relationships within DOE, ARPA-E, DARPA, BARDA, DoD, NSC, or interagency networks in bioeconomy and biosecurity. Experience in startup environments, particularly within government contracting or partnerships. Salary Range: $168,000 - $238,000 annually.

Join Steritech as a Food Safety and Compliance SpecialistLocation: Cambridge, OntarioSteritech is a leader in food safety and quality assurance, serving as a trusted partner to some of the most recognized brands across various sectors including manufacturing, food service, retail, and hospitality. Our mission is to empower clients to deliver the safest and healthiest experiences to their customers. As part of the Rentokil Terminix family, we uphold the highest standards in food safety and compliance.Your Future Starts Here! At Steritech, we are dedicated to fostering a culture of continuous learning and professional growth. With a majority of our management team having advanced from specialist roles, we believe in nurturing talent from within. Joining our team means embarking on a career path filled with opportunities for advancement. We equip you with the necessary tools, resources, and mentorship to ensure your success, as we recognize that your achievements contribute to our collective success.As a Food Safety & Compliance Specialist, you will partner with clients in the hotel, restaurant, and grocery sectors to ensure adherence to brand standards, food quality, and exceptional service.Key Responsibilities:Conduct thorough assessments to evaluate compliance with regulatory, industry, and proprietary standards.Monitor food preparation and cooking practices to uphold food safety and sanitation standards.Collaborate with clients to identify and address the root causes of discrepancies in assessments while developing corrective action plans.Educate and guide clients on creating a safer and healthier workplace for their employees and customers.Willingness to travel up to 50% of the time by car and/or plane, approximately 10 overnight stays per month.

We are seeking a dedicated and knowledgeable Senior Associate in Operational Excellence & Compliance to join our dynamic team at Integrated Resources Inc. In this pivotal role, you will contribute to enhancing our operational processes and ensuring compliance with industry regulations. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify opportunities for improvement and implement best practices that drive operational efficiency.

Join Luminance, the trailblazer in Legal-Grade™ AI for enterprises. With backing from prestigious VCs and recognition on both Forbes AI 50 and Inc. 5000 listings, we are revolutionizing the legal sector worldwide.We are looking for a proactive Compliance Analyst to enhance and manage our information security compliance programs, focusing on ISO/IEC 27001:2022, SOC 2 (Type I & II), and CMMC Level 1.This key role will ensure that our compliance processes are robust, scalable, and in sync with our growth strategy. The successful candidate will collaborate with Security, Procurement, Legal, and Engineering teams to implement effective compliance practices across the organization.

Job Summary: The Office of Physical Resources & Planning (OPRP) at Harvard University delivers comprehensive planning, design, construction management, maintenance, and operational services to ensure the optimal condition of the FAS campus physical resources.The Area Manager plays a pivotal role in overseeing the facility management of over 20 buildings, encompassing 776,000 square feet and managing an annual operational budget exceeding $10 million. The diverse portfolio includes classrooms, administrative offices, faculty departments, library collections, research centers, and loading docks.Key Responsibilities: Lead, supervise, and mentor Building Managers and Administrative Coordinators to enhance portfolio support.Develop and oversee annual building budgets, ensuring precise monitoring and reporting to OPRP Finance.Implement preventative maintenance programs and manage processes related to maintenance, emergency repairs, safety programs, and renovations.Possess the expertise to comprehend building systems and project requirements; effectively communicate with vendors regarding requests and quotes.Plan, analyze, and oversee multiple renovation projects, including select capital projects.Evaluate computer-based HVAC, security, and fire systems; ensure safety compliance, coordinate inspections, and uphold regulatory standards.Direct daily activities of custodial staff, mail clerks, building trades, and various contractors to guarantee timely and efficient completion of work.Ensure building security through diligent access control measures, security protocols, and maintenance of locking devices.Respond effectively to emergency situations during both working and off-hours.Implement initiatives from the Office of Physical Resources.Working Conditions: This is a critical on-campus position.Physical Requirements: Must be capable of daily physical tasks, including traversing various buildings, climbing multiple flights of stairs, and conducting inspections throughout the facility.

Role Overview Harvard University seeks an Insurance Manager to oversee insurance policies and risk management strategies within the Financial Administration department. This role helps protect the university from potential liabilities and supports its educational and research mission. Key Responsibilities Review and evaluate existing insurance coverage for the university. Negotiate terms and renewals with insurance providers. Recommend improvements to risk management processes and insurance programs. Advise on strategies to safeguard university assets. Location This position is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Amylyx Pharmaceuticals is dedicated to revolutionizing the treatment of diseases with significant unmet needs. We embrace challenges as opportunities, driven by a sense of urgency, rigorous scientific methodology, and a steadfast commitment to the communities we serve. Our focus is on clinical-stage development for conditions such as post-bariatric hypoglycemia (PBH), Wolfram syndrome, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).Our mission thrives on our talented team, which embodies core values of audacity, curiosity, authenticity, engagement, and accountability — all of which foster a culture of care. Amylyx has curated a skilled workforce ready to act swiftly because the communities we support cannot afford to wait. If you are passionate about addressing some of the most challenging issues in medicine, we invite you to explore the opportunity below and apply.The OpportunityThe Associate Director of Computer System Validation (CSV) & Quality Compliance will provide enterprise-level leadership, strategic direction, and governance for the validation, lifecycle management, and continuous compliance of GxP-relevant computerized systems, particularly focusing on the Veeva Quality Suite. This position is pivotal in ensuring that our digital quality solutions and supporting systems comply with global regulatory standards (FDA, EMA, ICH, GAMP 5), safeguard data integrity, and maintain a sustainable, inspection-ready status across the organization.This role entails close collaboration with Quality, IT, Regulatory, Clinical, and business process owners to define system requirements, oversee new system implementations and significant enhancements, and promote harmonized, risk-based validation practices. Additionally, this position supervises quality compliance processes such as Change Control, Deviations, CAPA, and continuous improvement, ensuring timely resolutions, trend analysis, and effective governance through leadership of key forums, including Quality Management Review and cross-functional compliance meetings.

We are seeking a highly organized and detail-oriented Regulatory Submission Delivery Manager to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will lead the planning, coordination, and execution of regulatory submissions, ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations and timelines.The ideal candidate will possess excellent communication skills, strong leadership abilities, and a thorough understanding of regulatory requirements. Your expertise will be crucial in facilitating collaboration across departments and maintaining effective regulatory processes.

We are seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented Senior Associate specializing in Controlled Document Management to join our dynamic team. In this pivotal role, you will oversee the management, organization, and compliance of critical documentation, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards and internal protocols. Your expertise will contribute to maintaining the integrity and accessibility of essential documents across the organization.

The Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) is embarking on an ambitious project to establish a premier research enablement environment for public policy. In the coming two years, the School will pilot innovative strategies and solutions to address the growing complexities of research and compliance. This role is essential to support these initiatives.As a vital member of the Research Computing and Data Services (RCDS) team within Library and Research Services (LRS) at the Harvard Kennedy School, and reporting directly to the Director of Research Computing and Data Services, the Data Safety Reviewer will oversee the Data Safety process and queue. You will provide guidance to Principal Investigators and researchers through the Data Safety research compliance process, advising on best practices for research data management in alignment with the Harvard Research Data Security Policy and Harvard IT Enterprise Policy. You will also collaborate with IT, legal, and other experts as needed, particularly when ethical, security, policy, or legal considerations arise during data collection, processing, and dissemination. Close collaboration with the Research Data Steward, Director of Research Computing and Data Services, and the HKS Chief Research Data and Privacy Officer will be essential to effect meaningful improvements in the Data Safety process, management of regulated and contractual data, and other crucial areas impacting HKS researchers handling sensitive data.We are looking for candidates who possess:A capability to navigate a distributed organization, often requiring referrals to services related to research data management.An aptitude for partnering with research, business, legal, and technical subject matter experts to support researchers while appropriately managing risks.A proactive attitude and proven ability to take initiative in resolving cross-functional issues across organizational boundaries.A demonstrated proficiency in collaborating effectively within a team environment.A strong commitment to fostering belonging, community, and connection.At LRS, we embrace a culture of continuous learning. You will be encouraged to pursue new learning opportunities relevant to this role and share your knowledge with others in LRS.HKS, including LRS, is dedicated to cultivating a welcoming and supportive community among staff, faculty, and students. This role will contribute to building such a community and nurturing an environment that prioritizes belonging, community, and connection.