Practical innovation
Use modern methods and technology where they solve a real problem and can be governed responsibly.
Careers
Work where governance, assurance, security, and responsible innovation meet.
DTXI is building a multidisciplinary delivery culture for professionals who value structured thinking, practical execution, strong documentation, and client trust.
Working at DTXI
A delivery culture built around IMPACT.
The firm’s values shape how people collaborate, learn, communicate, and take ownership of client outcomes.
Methodology & mastery
Bring structure, quality, evidence, documentation, and continual learning to each assignment.
Partnership
Work with clients and colleagues as collaborators, sharing knowledge and building sustainable ownership.
Accountability
Be clear about scope, commitments, risks, decisions, and the quality required for completion.
Continuous improvement
Use feedback, lessons learned, metrics, and new guidance to strengthen delivery.
Trust
Communicate transparently, protect information, and make realistic commitments.
Role Categories
Multidisciplinary capability across the service architecture.
Open roles will vary with business needs. The categories below describe the capabilities DTXI develops and engages.
GRC & ISMS
Governance, risk, policy, compliance readiness, evidence, third-party risk, awareness, and executive reporting.
Cybersecurity Assurance
Application, API, cloud, infrastructure, architecture, testing, reporting, and remediation validation.
AI Governance & Security
AI policy, risk, use-case oversight, data security, architecture, controls, testing, and monitoring.
Automation & Solution Delivery
Process analysis, RAG, copilots, workflow design, integration, testing, governance, and operational handover.
What We Look For
Strong delivery habits matter alongside technical knowledge.
Candidates should be able to connect detail to business context and produce work that others can review, operate, and trust.
Structured problem solving
Clarify the objective, break down complexity, identify assumptions, and choose a proportionate method.
Evidence and documentation
Produce clear notes, findings, decisions, artifacts, and reports that support traceability and review.
Professional communication
Explain technical and governance topics appropriately to specialists, managers, executives, and clients.
Ownership and learning
Manage commitments, ask for clarification early, improve through feedback, and maintain professional curiosity.
