Technical Analyst - Security Enablement, Education & Resilience

Closing date: Monday 21 September 2026 
  
 
We’ve never been ‘just a bank’. Just like you should never be ‘just an employee’. We’re united in our belief that in banking, better can be bigger, and together we’re making it happen.  

It starts here. With Bendigo Bank… and you.  
  

About the opportunity   
 
At Bendigo Bank, we are committed to keeping our customers, people, and communities safe in an increasingly complex digital landscape. As a Technical Analyst within our Security Strategy, Enablement & Engineering team, you will play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between technical security controls and a strong security culture. 

This is a dynamic Line One role where you will enable squads to deliver secure, resilient, and compliant outcomes. You don’t need to be a cyber specialist; what matters is your ability to communicate clearly, grasp key concepts quickly, and turn technical, privacy, and regulatory rules into actionable guidance. 
  

In this role you’ll get to… 

• Translate complex needs: Turn complex security, privacy, and operational resilience needs into clear, testable, and feasible user stories, acceptance criteria, and non-functional requirements (NFRs). 

• Drive security education: Design, develop, and deliver creative and highly impactful security awareness, education, and training content to foster a strong security culture. 

• Map processes & controls: Support the team in mapping processes and security controls, helping to identify opportunities for simplification and risk reduction. 

• Partner for compliance: Collaborate with engineering, risk, and compliance squads to ensure security, privacy, and APRA-aligned regulatory requirements are explicitly defined and met by our technology and business teams. 

• Support change adoption: Assist in preparing training materials and communications to drive seamless security change adoption with business stakeholders. 

• Contribute to continuous learning: Use your strong stakeholder skills and attention to detail to help capture lessons from incidents and continuously improve our everyday operations. 

What you’ll bring to the role 

• Cybersecurity experience: Prior exposure to cyber awareness, behaviour change, or security communications is a plus. If you have strong training or communications experience in another field and a willingness to learn cyber concepts, we’d love to hear from you.  

• Regulatory familiarity: Comfort operating within regulated environments, with solid familiarity with key Australian regulatory requirements (such as APRA and ASIC guidelines). 

• Exceptional communication: Outstanding presentation, facilitation, and interpersonal skills, with a demonstrated ability to engage, educate, and influence a highly diverse technical and non-technical audience. 

• Relevant qualifications: A degree in Business, Information Systems, EngineeringCommunications, or equivalent practical experience; relevant industry certifications are highly regarded but not essential.