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Amazon · MX, DIF, Mexico City

Risk Manager, Risk Management & Resilience

MX, DIF, Mexico CityManager or leadExecutive & Management

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted October 8, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

As a Risk Manager within Worldwide Operations Security (WWOS) Risk Management & Resilience (RMR), you will support and contribute to Amazon's enterprise risk management (ERM) program. This involves creating innovative and scalable solutions to protect Amazon people, assets, and operations across the world. You will identify critical gaps, own strategic projects, and oversee programs related to security risk management.

These programs enable business decision-making on proportionate security controls. Reporting to the head of Risk Management, Central, you will contribute to strategic innovations that enable regional teams to execute at scale.

- Identify gaps in Amazon's risk management approach and program.

- Leverage Gen AI solutions to quickly solve problems that enable WWOS teams in the Field to work faster and more efficiently.

- Work with key stakeholders in WWOS and across Operations to build innovative solutions and implement programs aimed at keeping people safe and ensuring business continuity.

- Lead cross functional development on new products from design through delivery.

- Develop and track RMR's key performance indicators (KPIs) and return on investment (ROI) metrics.

- Analyze data from various sources to improve regional teams' ability to assess business impact of risks.

- Work independently within a geographically dispersed team.

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