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Information and AI Security Analyst

Games Workshop · Nottingham, East Midlands

Type
Full-time
Posted
8 days ago

Overview

Your policy compliance and risk assessment skills from policing directly apply to AI governance and supplier audits.

About this role

About The Job

Games Workshop has an exciting new opportunity for an Information and AI Security Analyst focusing on Governance, Risk and Compliance. We’re looking for someone enthusiastic about delivering an efficient and effective IT Solution, using their skills day in and day out to ensure Games Workshop teams comply with our AI policy by understanding and assessing AI risks associated with our software tools.

Working collaboratively with the Head of Information Security, you’ll meticulously protect Games Workshop from the risks associated with AI functionality within software applications through controls and software audits. You’ll take pride in safeguarding our business as you conduct comprehensive risk assessments of newly identified AI functionality

Your strong people skills combined with a positive approach will allow you to build a network of relationships that allows software owners to highlight new AI features as they arrive in their software applications. This approach will promote a culture of compliance and risk management relating to software and ensuring that we remain compliant with our AI policy.

We’re looking for someone who understands the importance of protecting Games Workshop, so you’ll spend time trying to really understand the challenges you are trying to solve as you review unauthorised usage of AI, identify policy breaches and emerging risk. You’ll also assess, implement and monitor appropriate AI governance controls across software applications. Being process driven you’ll document where AI capability exists within software packages and how its configured, always ensuring its usage complies to our company policy.

You’ll also be responsible for coordinating regular supplier due diligence requests ensuring we diligently audit our critical suppliers within defined timescales.

About

We’re looking for someone who can use logical reasoning to evaluate the risks associated with AI in a creative business. If you’re passionate about protecting the Warhammer brand and its assets with a knowledge of software licensing and software asset management apply today:

Working at Games Workshop

At Games Workshop we are looking for people who will do their best to understand the needs of the company and to put those needs first when they are at work. Because of this we believe that what you are like, hence the attitude you show to work and the way you choose to behave is even more important than your skills and experience.

The Warhammer World site is based just outside of Nottingham city centre and benefits from a nearby tram stop and free onsite car parking.

In return for your hard work, you will receive 33 days holiday per year (including public holidays), matching contributory pension scheme up to 7.5%, profit share bonus (subject to GW meeting profit targets) and option to join our Share Save scheme. Oh and let’s not forget, a staff discount of between 25% and 50% on our products!

Other Essential Information

*Location:*This position is granted on a hybrid working basis where you will be expected to work out of our head office in Lenton, twice a week

How to Apply

To apply, please send us a letter or a video telling us why you want this job. This is a great opportunity for you to let us know that you understand what we are looking for.

Please include an up-to-date CV to support your application. When you’re ready, please click apply, below.

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Why this fits a police background

  • Intelligence & OSINT
  • Risk & threat assessment
  • Working to legislation & regulation

What cyber security & digital forensics roles pay ex-police

Advertised UK ranges, editorial estimates reviewed July 2026

Digital forensics analyst£32,000–£45,000
DFIR consultant£45,000–£65,000
Senior forensics / IR specialist£60,000–£80,000
Threat-intelligence specialist£55,000–£80,000
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