Bristol, England, United Kingdom | Hybrid
Permanent | Full time
Closing date: Nov 19 2026
This is an exciting opportunity to play a leading role in strengthening Bank of Ireland UK's approach to Operational Resilience. You will be responsible for the Operational Resilience Framework and help ensure we continue to meet Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) requirements!
Working with colleagues across the organisation, you will provide oversight and constructive challenge, helping us protect customers and important business services during severe but plausible disruption. The successful candidate can be based in Bristol or London.
You will bring hands-on experience of applying UK Operational Resilience requirements within a regulated bank, building society, insurer, payment firm or comparable financial services organisation.
You will have practical experience across areas such as important business services, impact tolerances, mapping, scenario testing, vulnerability management, self-assessment, governance or regulatory engagement. You can interpret PRA and FCA requirements and translate them into practical frameworks, controls and evidence.
A clear understanding of the distinction and relationship between operational resilience, operational risk, business continuity, technology resilience, cyber resilience, crisis management and third-party risk.
You communicate complex topics clearly, use sound judgement and can provide constructive challenge to senior stakeholders. An understanding of how Operational Resilience connects with operational risk, business continuity, technology and cyber resilience, crisis management and third-party risk will also be important.
A Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Risk Management or a related field is required for this role.
The UK Operations team plays an important role in delivering Bank of Ireland UK's strategy, supporting customers, colleagues and business operations. Our expertise spans customer servicing, debt management, customer relations, Operational Resilience, technology and supplier governance.
Operational Resilience helps ensure important business services can withstand, respond to and recover from disruption. As part of the first line of defence, you will work across the organisation to strengthen resilience, meet regulatory requirements and contribute to the Group's Fit for the Future programme.
This is a hybrid role, based primarily in Bristol or London. We typically ask colleagues to spend a minimum of 8 days per month working in-person to support collaboration and connection. Specific arrangements will be confirmed by your recruiter to ensure they meet the needs of the role and team.
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Bank of Ireland prioritises work-life balance with a commitment to hybrid working, along with 24 days annual leave and excellent pension contributions.
Family can mean different things to different people; we offer 6 months paid maternity leave, an innovative fertility and surrogacy policy along with working parent and carer supports.
Your health and wellbeing is important to us; we offer a substantial health insurance contribution, Employee Assistance Programme, and financial wellbeing coaches.
We also encourage and support colleagues to pursue educational and professional qualifications to grow and enhance your career.
Key Competencies
We're on a continuous journey to build an inclusive and diverse workplace. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, lived experience, abilities and perspectives. We provide reasonable accommodations at every stage of our recruitment process for disabilities, neurodivergence or medical conditions. If you require an accommodation please complete this form and one of our recruitment team members will be in touch via email. Any information provided will be treated as confidential within the recruitment team and used only for the purpose of determining and providing appropriate accommodations for the application and recruitment process.
Where Agency assistance is required Bank of Ireland Recruitment Team will engage directly with suppliers. Unsolicited CVs / profiles supplied to Bank of Ireland by Recruitment Agencies will not be accepted for this role.
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