Disaster Recovery Lead Analyst Job in Aon

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES : You are expected to work as a subject matter expert for (SME) for the disaster recovery within Aon Technology Directs and leads all aspects of all organization-wide disaster recovery plans, processes, and procedures that ensures the security and integrity of Client data, databases, information systems, and technology Develops disaster recovery plans and resumption plans for the critical applications and systems that are core to Client s continued business operations in the event of a disruption Defines, tests and matures the Disaster Recovery capabilities of Client in the NA, EMEA and APAC regions. You are expected to perform in the distributed team of skilled professionals to ensure platform recovery strategies support DR readiness requirements. Prioritize review of DR recovery plan documentation to ensure alignment to the Client DR framework Lead all aspects of activities to ensure all Disaster Recovery procedures and plans are tested, detailed and supervised and provide rapid response and recovery to system events Coordinates end to end planning and execution of platform DR plan by coordinating efforts with various technology SME s while adhering to the approved RACI Solid understanding of On-premises datacenter level DR, Hybrid DR and Cloud based DR strategies and technologies. Leads all aspects of DR tests/exercises to identify gaps and ensure continuous improvement Directs and leads all aspects of risk analysis for all Platform services to resolve vulnerable points in the system and establish strategies for risk mitigation Participate in Design meetings to ensure new designs/changes confirm to Client DR framework and in Change Management meetings to review upcoming changes that impact DR Participate in Incident Management meetings to review incidents that impact DR and host weekly meetings with Platform service owners to review issues, changes and risks Responsible for coordinated plan and ensure robust DR plans Independently planning, managing and coordination of the DR exercises