Senior Technology Resilience Analyst

Eaton Corporation•Raleigh, NC

5d•$113,000 - $165,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Eaton’s Corporate Sector division is hiring a Senior Technology Resilience Analyst, based at one of its Beachwood, Ohio; Galesburg, Michigan; Houston, Texas; Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin; Moon Township, Pennsylvania; or Raleigh, North Carolina locations on a hybrid schedule. Candidates must currently live within 50 miles of one of these locations; relocation is not offered. This senior individual-contributor role strengthens enterprise recovery readiness by aligning technology recovery capabilities with business impact expectations. It focuses on Technology Impact Assessments as part of the Business Impact Analysis process, identifying critical application, infrastructure, cloud, data, integration, vendor, and service dependencies that support essential business operations. The analyst partners with technology, product, business, crisis management, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and business continuity stakeholders to validate recovery requirements, maintain BCDR artifacts, support exercises, assess resilience gaps, report program health, and drive remediation. The role helps prepare critical services, applications, processes, infrastructure components, data flows, and third-party dependencies to withstand and recover from disruptive events in line with enterprise resiliency standards. The expected annual salary range is $113,000–$165,000. Salary is a general guideline and may vary based on candidate skills, experience, qualifications, market, and business considerations.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution, or currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree with an expected graduation date in 2027.
At least five years of experience in technology resilience, business continuity, disaster recovery, Technology Impact Assessment, Business Impact Analysis, technology risk, cyber resiliency, IT operations, application management, infrastructure services, or an equivalent combination.
Strong understanding of BIA and TIA concepts, including business process criticality, impact tolerances, technology dependency analysis, RTO/RPO, recovery sequencing, minimum service levels, recovery prioritization, and resiliency gap identification.
Legally authorized to work in the United States without company sponsorship, now or in the future.
Currently reside within 50 miles of Beachwood, OH; Galesburg, MI; Houston, TX; Menomonee Falls, WI; Moon Township, PA; or Raleigh, NC.
Analytical thinker with attention to detail and a process-oriented approach.
Ability to translate technical risk into actionable recovery plans and testable requirements.
Effective trainer and facilitator; confident presenter.
Project-oriented, with the ability to manage multiple DR/IR initiatives and deliverables.
Calm under pressure, with strong follow-through and a continuous-improvement mindset.

Nice To Haves

Ability to assess technology recovery capabilities across applications, infrastructure, cloud platforms, data repositories, integrations, vendors, service dependencies, and upstream/downstream systems.
Experience translating business impact expectations into actionable technology recovery requirements, strategies, assessment outputs, and remediation recommendations.
Experience designing and supporting resilience validation activities, such as tabletop exercises, dependency walkthroughs, simulation drills, service failovers, technical recovery exercises, and recovery rehearsals.
Familiarity with recovery planning, runbook development, dependency mapping, CMDB data, application inventories, infrastructure services, cloud failover, backups, replication, virtualization, networking, recovery orchestration tools, and application recovery concepts.
Strong stakeholder engagement and facilitation skills, including leading cross-functional assessment workshops, recovery validation sessions, exercise planning discussions, post-exercise reviews, and remediation planning.
Ability to communicate technical dependencies, recovery constraints, resilience gaps, and business impact implications clearly to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Strong documentation, analysis, reporting, governance support, and project coordination capabilities, including maintaining high-quality assessment artifacts and program health metrics.
Preferred certifications: CBCP, DRCP, MBCP, ISO 22301 Lead Implementer or Auditor, ITIL, CISA, CISSP, CISM, GCIH, or related technology risk, resilience, or continuity credentials.

Responsibilities

Maintain and update technology resilience and BCDR program artifacts, including BIAs, Technology Impact Assessments, recovery plans, runbooks, RTO/RPO targets, service ownership data, and dependency mappings.
Lead and support Technology Impact Assessments to identify critical application, infrastructure, cloud, data, integration, vendor, service, and operational dependencies supporting essential business processes.
Translate business impact requirements into technology recovery expectations, including RTO, RPO, recovery sequencing, minimum service levels, resiliency requirements, and dependency prioritization.
Assess technology recovery capabilities against business impact expectations and enterprise resiliency standards to identify gaps, risks, constraints, and improvement opportunities.
Plan, design, and execute technology resilience validation activities, including tabletop exercises, simulation drills, service failovers, dependency walkthroughs, and recovery rehearsals; define objectives, scenarios, success criteria, and evidence requirements.
Author and maintain assessment materials, recovery checklists, dependency validation templates, evidence capture templates, exercise documentation, and lessons-learned reports; support remediation tracking for identified technology resilience gaps.
Liaise with application, service, product, infrastructure, cybersecurity, and business owners to validate recovery procedures, technical dependencies, assessment outputs, acceptance criteria, and recovery owner rosters.
Coordinate with Crisis Management, Communications, Legal, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and business continuity stakeholders to integrate technology resilience requirements into escalation, response, recovery, and stakeholder briefing processes.
Integrate vendor dependencies, service restoration expectations, escalation points, and recovery assumptions into Technology Impact Assessments, recovery plans, and exercises.
Measure and report program health, including assessment completion, plan coverage, dependency mapping quality, test results, time-to-recover metrics, RTO/RPO attainment, gap remediation, and recovery readiness trends.
Train and onboard recovery participants, Product Owners, assessment stakeholders, and supporting teams on BIA/TIA expectations, recovery documentation, dependency validation, recovery readiness, and resiliency awareness.