Manager, Operational Risk
Rest
Manager, Operational Risk
Rest
Trauma-informed housing and advocacy for survivors
At Rest, we help more than 2 million Australians to build a better financial future. With around $112 billion in funds under management, we focus on delivering strong long-term outcomes for our members — from their first job through to retirement*. Your best at Rest means focusing on what matters, being trusted to get on with it, and knowing your work genuinely makes a difference. That’s how we operate every day, guided by our values: Be Daring, Keep It Simple, Take Action and Have Grit.
Join us as a Manager, Operational Risk, where you’ll play a key role in strengthening risk and resilience across Rest, helping our teams manage risk effectively and make confident, informed decisions. This is your opportunity to make a real contribution to the financial wellbeing of millions of Australians.
Working closely with the Head of Operational Risk, you’ll support the effective operation and continuous improvement of Rest’s Risk Management Framework, providing independent oversight, assurance and advice across the business.
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.What you'll find at Rest
If you share our values and this sounds like the kind of place you’d do your best work, we’d like to hear from you.Apply now.
Rest is committed to creating a flexible work environment and culture that embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion - where people feel welcome, safe to be themselves and inspired to do their best.
We value the different backgrounds, lived experiences and abilities our diverse team brings. We welcome and encourage applications from candidates of all ages, cultural backgrounds, faiths, gender identities, sexual orientations and thinking styles. This includes people with disability, neurodiverse individuals, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples and those with disrupted work history due to career or other breaks.
We welcome applications from all candidates. To be considered, you will need the right to work in Australia.
*Funds under management as at 30 June 2026. Rest is recognised as a superannuation leader across a range of areas including performance, responsible investment and member value. Find out more at https://rest.com.au/why-rest/awards.
REST is a Seattle-area nonprofit that supports people affected by sex trafficking with housing, advocacy, and education. It runs a Services Center, an Emergency Receiving Center, Community Advocacy, and REST Academy to address immediate needs and long-term stability. It funds its programs through donations, fundraising events, and partnerships with churches and local businesses, delivering trauma-informed care. Its goal is to help individuals escape exploitation, obtain safe housing and education or employment, and rebuild their lives with ongoing support.
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