A new regulatory change lands somewhere in the world every six minutes, and agentic AI is outpacing most teams' ability to govern it. At Archer, we help the enterprises powering the global economy turn that pressure into an advantage.
Mandates like the EU AI Act and the SEC cybersecurity disclosure rules are driving the most significant GRC buying cycle we have seen in years. That demand is why we are growing this team.
This is hard work that matters. Our customers span energy, utilities, financial services, pharmaceuticals, and the public institutions communities depend on. People choose Archer because they get to partner with the most trusted brands in the world, on work that protects the customers and communities those brands serve.
If that sounds like your kind of work, let's chat.
We are looking for a Quality Engineer who is passionate about building quality into software throughout the development lifecycle. In this role, you will help deliver reliable, secure, and scalable products by combining strong testing skills, automation expertise, and a proactive approach to problem solving. You'll work closely with developers, product managers, and global teams to identify risks early, improve test coverage, and ensure customers receive high-quality experiences. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on technical work while continuously learning modern quality engineering practices, cloud technologies, and AI-powered tools
Quality Engineering & Risk Assessment
Test Automation
CI/CD & Continuous Testing
Collaboration & Continuous Improvement
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For more than 20 years, Archer has pioneered holistic integrated risk management solutions that empower enterprise organizations to more effectively manage risk, ensure compliance, and address emerging challenges. Leveraging advanced technology like artificial intelligence (AI) and risk quantification, Archer’s broad range of solutions and services provide our clients with a clear understanding of risk that drives strategic decision-making and operational resilience. Visit www.ArcherIRM.com.