Hire an AI Governance & Risk Analyst.
AI inventory, policies and risk checks, kept current.
Also called: AI Compliance Analyst, Responsible AI Analyst, AI Risk Analyst
From AUD $4 an hourAUD $4-35/hr
Exact rate on your call. All-in.
- Professional services
- Financial services
- Healthcare
- Works your hours
- Philippines hub, 2 to 3 hours behind Sydney
- Month to month
- Builds and maintains an AI registerInventory
- Drafts the AI use policy and supporting guidance with the business ownerPolicy & controls
- Runs AI risk assessments and privacy impact assessments for new use casesAssessments
- Answers client, insurer and tender questionnaires about AI useEvidence & trainingDoing
- Microsoft Purview
- Microsoft 365 admin center
- Google Workspace Admin console
- Microsoft Excel / Google Sheets
- Notion / Confluence
- SharePoint / Google Drive
Pick the level. See the range.
AUD $4-8an hour
Level 1 of 4, also called junior.Maintains the AI register, collects vendor documents and runs staff surveys.
- AI register kept current
- Vendor document pack
- Staff AI use survey results
AUD $8-13an hour
Level 2 of 4, also called mid-level.Drafts AI policies and runs risk and privacy impact assessments with the privacy officer.
- AI use policy draft
- AI risk assessment for a new use case
- Vendor review summaries
AUD $13-20an hour
Level 3 of 4, also called senior.Leads AI governance for a business.
- AI governance framework
- Automated-decision inventory and privacy policy draft for legal review
- ISO/IEC 42001 gap assessment
AUD $20-35an hour
Level 4 of 4, also called lead or specialist.Leads analysts across clients, sets governance templates and methods and advises leadership.
- Governance method and template library
- Portfolio AI risk reporting
- Certification readiness plan
Per hour, all-in. Exact rate confirmed on your call. Prices exclude GST.
What you hand to your AI Governance & Risk Analyst
Tasks
Inventory
- Builds and maintains an AI register
- Finds unapproved AI use through surveys, admin reports and expense data
Policy & controls
- Drafts the AI use policy and supporting guidance with the business owner
- Maps controls to the six practices in the Guidance for AI Adoption
- Sets up approval steps for new AI tools
Assessments
- Runs AI risk assessments and privacy impact assessments for new use cases
- Identifies automated decisions that may significantly affect individuals
- Reviews AI vendors' terms
Evidence & training
- Answers client, insurer and tender questionnaires about AI use
- Keeps testing and monitoring evidence
- Runs short staff training on the AI policy
Week one
- Client's approved AI tools and plans confirmed in writing
- Accountable owner and legal adviser named on the client side
- Reads access to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace admin reports and the software
Tools
Works inside your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, under your admin settings.
- Microsoft 365Copilot
- Google WorkspaceGemini
AI
Your AI Governance & Risk Analyst builds your AI register and AI use policy, and runs a risk assessment for each new use case.
SOPs from screen recordings
Loom or Scribe recordings turned into step-by-step procedures, then tested by following them.
Status reports
Asana, ClickUp, monday.com or Notion AI summaries turned into a weekly report, checked against the actual tasks.
Meetings into tasks
Minutes become assigned tasks with dates in your project tool.
Process maps and automation ideas
AI helps map a process and spot steps worth automating. Your AI Governance & Risk Analyst checks the business case.
Supplier comparisons
Quotes and terms compared side by side, with every figure checked against the source document.
Our rule: business-grade AI only, never free or personal accounts.
A person signs off before anything goes live, and builds run on your accounts, so you own what's built.
Tested before you meet them
How we test AI work
Tested on AI work, with mistakes planted in it
- Done with the AI tools the job uses, in a suite like yours.
- Catching them is part of the pass mark, at every level.
- Putting it into an AI tool fails the test, whatever the score.
- Mistakes planted in the AI's output
- Every output checked before use
- Restricted data kept out of AI
- Work done in the role's own tools
Passed at IntermediateReal profiles show the date and score.
- Framework knowledge testAll levels40 min
- Vendor terms reviewAll levels60 min
- AI risk assessmentIntermediate and up1.5 hrs
- Policy writing testAll levels45 min
- Stakeholder role-playExpert and Specialist45 min
- AI workflow test: SOP and status from raw material45 min
Sample shown
84%
- Skills tested: A skills test for the role, marked by a senior
- English and comms: written English tested, spoken English checked on a call
- ID, work history and references: photo ID, past roles and two referees
From booked call to day one
Step 1: Book a demo
Tell us the role, your hours and your tools.
Step 2: Meet your shortlist
Their level and hourly price, tested before you meet.
Step 3: Pick your person
Month to month. We handle the contract, the equipment and the onboarding, and make sure it all runs.
Step 4: They start work
In your tools, within 12 to 48 hours of a successful interview.
Questions answered
It depends on the level and the work. Intern sits in the AUD $4-8 an hour range; Intermediate sits in the AUD $8-13 an hour range; Expert sits in the AUD $13-20 an hour range; Specialist sits in the AUD $20-35 an hour range. We confirm your exact rate on the call, all-in and month to month, before you meet anyone.
Inventory, policy & controls, assessments and evidence & training, run to your priorities. You choose what they own first.
Six practical tests, marked by a senior, including framework knowledge test, vendor terms review and AI risk assessment. You see the score before you meet.
Tell us and we replace them free, with a new shortlist of tested people to meet. Seats are month to month with 30 days' notice.
Meet the people who fit your work.
Tell us the role on a 15‑minute Teams call. We'll show you who fits, or tell you straight if we can't fill it.