Enterprise Engagement Lead Analyst

Position Purpose: Supports Enterprise Privacy & Security Risk Management (EPSRM) and other teams across Centene by translating complex regulatory, legislative, and contractual requirements into actionable, risk-informed analysis and advisory-ready outputs, among other duties.

Serves as a critical execution layer within the Privacy & Security Enterprise Engagement model, working as part of a team of Lead Analysts that support both Market Enterprise Engagement Officers (EEOs) and Shared Services EEOs. Reviews and interprets contracts, laws, regulations, and industry frameworks to determine Centene's obligations related to privacy, security, artificial intelligence (AI) governance, and operational resilience.

Operating in a Second Line of Defense (2LoD) advisory capacity, this role enables EEOs to focus on stakeholder engagement and decision-making by delivering high-quality analysis, requirement traceability, and executive-ready insights. Applies deep subject matter expertise, operates with limited oversight, and influences cross-functional stakeholders to ensure regulatory and contractual requirements are effectively operationalized across the enterprise.

- Analyzes and interprets federal/state laws, regulations, and contractual obligations (e.g., state contracts, DPAs, security addenda) to identify requirements impacting operations, systems, and data, and maintain awareness of evolving regulatory landscapes (CMS, HIPAA, state programs, AI governance). - Translates regulatory and contractual requirements into structured, enforceable, and testable obligations aligned to enterprise frameworks (e.g., NIST, CMS/MARSE/ARC-AMPE, NCQA), including development and maintenance of requirement inventories, mappings, and traceability artifacts linking controls, owners, and evidence. - Performs impact assessments and support regulatory change management to evaluate the effect of new or changing requirements across business and technology environments, including maintaining regulatory tracking mechanisms and GRC inputs to support enterprise visibility. - Acts as a core support partner to EEOs and enterprise stakeholders, delivering risk-informed insights, recommendations, and updates on regulatory developments, compliance posture, and mitigation strategies. - Develops executive-ready outputs (e.g., briefings, dashboards, summaries, risk analyses) to support decision-making and communicate complex requirements in a clear, actionable manner. - Supports the development of playbooks, templates, and standard operating procedures (SOPs), and identify opportunities to enhance processes, tools, and analytical methods to drive consistency and efficiency. - Performs other duties as assigned. - Complies with all policies and standards.

Education/Experience: Bachelor's Degree Information Security, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Public Policy, Legal/Paralegal Studies, or related field; or equivalent experience required.

- 5+ years Privacy, security, compliance, risk management, or related field required. - 5+ years Analyzing regulatory, legislative, or contractual requirements required. - 3+ years Healthcare, government programs (Medicare, Medicaid, Marketplace), or similarly highly regulated industries required. - Experience producing executive-ready communications and advisory materials, influencing business and technical stakeholders without direct authority, and supporting risk-informed decision-making within a Second Line of Defense (2LoD) advisory model in complex, cross-functional environments preferred. - Experience applying healthcare regulatory frameworks (e.g., CMS, HIPAA, state Medicaid/Exchange requirements, NCQA) and security/privacy control frameworks (e.g., NIST 800-53, ISO 27001, CMS/MARSE/ARC-AMPE) within compliance, risk, or technology environments preferred.

Licenses/Certifications: CISSP, CISM, CRISC, or similar information security or risk certification preferred.

Privacy, AI Governance or compliance-related certifications (e.g., CIPP, CIPM, AIGP, etc.) preferred.