Operations specialist transitioning into Security GRC and risk analysis — combining four years of transaction-processing and incident-management experience with a Computer Science and Economics & Finance background.
About
Operations professional with 4+ years in back-office operations, transaction processing, and financial workflow management — transitioning into Security GRC and risk analysis. My day-to-day centers on the disciplines GRC roles run on: defect resolution, root-cause analysis, incident escalation, internal controls, and audit-ready documentation.
I hold a BSc in Computer Science, am completing an MSc in Economics & Finance, and have completed foundational training in Web3 security through Cyfrin Updraft and Harvard's CS50 Cybersecurity. Currently pursuing CompTIA Security+ and Microsoft SC-900.
Strengths
Four years managing transaction processing, defect resolution, and incident escalation in zero-error-tolerance environments — the daily muscle that GRC and risk-analyst roles run on.
First point of contact for complex operational defects — running root-cause investigations, implementing corrective controls, and producing post-incident documentation across multiple teams and systems.
Author of BRDs, SOPs, and process maps that support audit readiness, internal control standards, and operational accountability — the documentation discipline GRC roles rely on.
BSc in Computer Science providing the technical literacy to talk to engineers, read documentation, and understand the systems behind the controls I'm asked to enforce.
MSc in Economics & Finance in progress — econometrics, financial market analysis, macroeconomics, international commercial law — relevant to fraud analysis, AML-adjacent work, and financial-risk operations.
Completed Cyfrin Updraft's Smart Contract Engineer & Security Researcher track — Solidity, Blockchain Basics, Wallet Security, and Zero-Knowledge Proofs — building foundational vocabulary for Web3-adjacent security and risk work.
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