Senior Cybersecurity Data Analyst – Security Technology Rationalization & Portfolio Governance

Axiom Path•Charlotte, NC

About The Position

Join the information security organization of a leading global financial institution focused on strengthening cybersecurity operations, improving technology governance, and driving enterprise-wide modernization. The organization is advancing a global cybersecurity technology rationalization initiative to consolidate security tools, eliminate redundant solutions, improve visibility into technology investments, and establish consistent governance standards. The Senior Cybersecurity Data Analyst will work with Cybersecurity Architecture, Data Engineering, Finance, Procurement, and Technology leadership to support data-driven decisions across a complex global enterprise. The role maintains and improves a centralized inventory of cybersecurity technologies and helps organize and govern portfolio data in Databricks. It also develops executive dashboards, KPI reporting, and analytical models to inform technology utilization, spending, portfolio performance, and investment decisions. This position supports technology rationalization, platform standardization, legacy tool decommissioning, and cost optimization. It translates complex technology and financial datasets into actionable recommendations and works with stakeholders across the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. The engagement is W2 only; C2C and 1099 arrangements are not accepted.

Requirements

Extensive professional experience in data analytics, business intelligence, technology portfolio management, or related enterprise technology functions; the requisition is classified as senior-level (10+ years).
Strong experience analyzing cybersecurity technology inventories, IT assets, vendor portfolios, contracts, and technology-related financial information.
Hands-on proficiency with Databricks, SQL, Power BI, and advanced Excel for data analysis, modeling, integration, and reporting.
Demonstrated experience collecting, normalizing, reconciling, and governing data from multiple enterprise systems.
Understanding of cybersecurity architecture, security technology capabilities, and enterprise security platforms.
Experience supporting technology lifecycle management, asset management, portfolio rationalization, or application/tool consolidation.
Ability to analyze vendor contracts, licensing information, technology costs, and investment data to identify optimization opportunities.
Experience developing executive-level dashboards, performance indicators, and actionable management reporting.
Strong documentation, data governance, stakeholder engagement, and analytical problem-solving skills.
Ability to work effectively with technical and nontechnical stakeholders across multiple departments and geographic regions.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with Cyber Risk Institute (CRI) mappings, security capability frameworks, or strategic technology platform governance.
Experience supporting large-scale enterprise transformation or technology modernization initiatives.

Responsibilities

Maintain and enhance a centralized inventory of enterprise cybersecurity technologies, including tools, vendors, contracts, capabilities, and related financial information.
Consolidate, standardize, and validate technology portfolio data from multiple business units and global regions.
Partner with data engineering teams to integrate, organize, and govern cybersecurity technology information within Databricks.
Develop executive dashboards, KPI reporting, and analytical models using Power BI, SQL, and Excel to provide visibility into technology utilization, spending, and portfolio performance.
Analyze overlapping security capabilities, redundant platforms, licensing arrangements, and technology dependencies to identify consolidation opportunities.
Support cybersecurity technology rationalization, platform standardization, and legacy tool decommissioning initiatives.
Evaluate technology lifecycle information, vendor contracts, and financial data to support cost optimization and investment decisions.
Establish and maintain data quality standards, documentation, capability mappings, and reporting processes.
Translate complex technology and financial datasets into actionable recommendations for security leadership and business stakeholders.
Collaborate with Cybersecurity Architecture, Finance, Procurement, Engineering, and regional security teams to improve portfolio transparency and governance.