Dora- vendor risk officer

Manager - Sustainable Procurement & Vendor Risk Management AXA Group Operations invites you to lead transformative procurement and risk initiatives across 17 countries. This role is focused on sustainable technology, regulatory alignment, and cross‑entity collaboration. About AXA AXA is a world‑leading insurance company that operates in 54 countries with 153,000 employees and serves 105 million customers. We are committed to human progress by protecting what matters and nurturing a culture of respect, diversity, and inclusion. About The Entity AXA Group Operations is a sustainable tech‑led organization driving the evolution of our insurance business model through technology, innovation, data, sourcing, security, and investment allocation at global scale. Main missions Develop interpretation guidance aligned with Group DORA interpretation and AXA procedures; translate regulatory requirements into actionable deliverables, filings, and controls. Lead end‑to‑end consolidation and rationalization of the Register of Information (RoI) across 16 AXA entities to support DORA compliance. Analyze current RoI structures, map redundancies and overlaps, and design streamlined models that maintain regulatory coverage while reducing complexity. Define a simplified, reusable RoI content model across entities, specifying data fields, ownership, lifecycle, and governance. Monitor KPIs to track progress, quality, and compliance of RoI submissions. Lead stakeholder engagement across 17 entities through workshops, alignment sessions, and decision forums. Manage the full deliverables lifecycle, including post‑submission corrections requested by regulators. Establish and steer program governance, risk monitoring, issue tracking, and quality assurance with a risk‑based approach. Interact directly with senior stakeholders and coordinate across legal entities. Prepare a high‑level summary of changes between the year and the previous RoI submissions. Capture lessons learned, support standardized ROI governance, and contribute to ongoing data controls, metadata management, and regulatory updates. Expected Skills & Experience Exceptional data analytics capability to identify errors in large data files and propose trade‑offs to meet regulatory requirements. Proficiency in Excel, Power BI, and SharePoint for file simplification, reporting, and knowledge management. DORA regulatory expertise and strong regulatory compliance knowledge in financial services. Stakeholder engagement across international legal entities; proven ability to drive cross‑entity programs and multilingual collaboration. Strong English and French communication in professional settings. Additional value from EU regulatory exposure (e.g., EIOPA, ECB) is a plus. Soft Skills / Transversal Skills Client‑oriented mindset toward internal stakeholders and regulators. Excellent written and spoken communication for international audiences. Strong facilitation and workshop leadership. Adaptability, resilience, and problem‑solving in a regulated, multi‑entity environment. Superior time management and organization; ability to manage multiple workstreams. Cross‑cultural sensitivity; builds relationships across entities and languages. Sound judgment with risk awareness; proactive escalation and remediation actions. Totally fluent French/English. Experience Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Law, Finance, Risk Management, Regulatory Compliance, Information Management or related field. Several years in financial services regulatory compliance with exposure to DORA‑related activities. Capacity to operate with minimal supervision in a compliance context. Demonstrated experience coordinating cross‑entity programs in an international environment. Experience supporting regulatory reporting and interactions with supervisory bodies; ACPR familiarity is advantageous. Experience interacting & communicating with senior stakeholders. English‑ and French‑speaking work environments. Knowledge of data governance, metadata management, and governance artifacts is desirable. What We Offer We bring together the expertise, cultural diversity and creativity of over 8,000 employees worldwide and we’re committed to equal opportunities in all aspects of employment (gender, LGBT+, disabled persons, or people of different origins) and to promoting Diversity & Inclusion by creating a work environment where all employees are treated with dignity and respect, and where individual differences are valued. Seniority level Not Applicable Employment type Full‑time Job function Purchasing and Supply Chain IT Services and IT Consulting Location Paris, Île‑de‑France, France #J-18808-Ljbffr