Principal, Risk and Insurance - Sydney, Australia at Akayshaenergy | JobGan

Principal, Risk and Insurance - Sydney, Australia

Akayshaenergy
Full time Mid
📡 Sydney, Australia 🏙 Sydney, NSW 📅 Dec 31, 1969 ⏳ Closes Jan 07, 2027
💰 $100,000 – $115,000 CAD/yr
📋 Job Description

The Principal, Risk and Insurance at Akaysha Energy will spearhead the company's risk management initiatives, ensuring a robust risk-aware culture is established throughout the organization. This role encompasses leading the Enterprise Risk Management Framework, managing global insurance strategies, and driving business resilience planning. The ideal candidate should possess strong communication and stakeholder management skills to effectively translate complex risk concepts into actionable insi

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Akayshaenergy
📡 Sydney
Akaysha Energy is at the forefront of the energy transition, dedicated to building and operating innovative energy solutions like the world’s most powerful battery, the 850MW Waratah Super Battery. With a global presence encompassing projects in Australia, Japan, the US, and Germany, our mission is to make a tangible i…

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⏳ Closes Jan 07, 2027
Principal, Risk and Insurance - Sydney, Australia
Akayshaenergy · $100,000 – $115,000 CAD/yr