IAM Manager

TEKsystems•San Francisco, CA

2d•$70 - $75•Onsite

About The Position

You will lead the Identity & Access Management (IAM) team, responsible for analyzing and translating business requirements and developing our Identity & Access Management program. The IAM Manager will help create process improvements to the account management lifecycle. This role will help drive assurance with IAM-related security and compliance requirements across all areas of IAM.

Requirements

Minimum 5+ years of experience in Information Security including Identity & Access Management
Experience in large scale, dynamic enterprise environments with multiple authentication methods and large variety of user types
Extensive knowledge and experience with privileged identity management, access governance and other IAM solutions such as Active Directory, Ping, Delenia, SailPoint Identity IIQ, etc.
Ability to work with authentication and authorization protocols (OAuth, Kerberos, SAML, OpenID)
Have the ability to train, manage and assist co-workers and direct reports on all aspects of the program build and evolution
Strong communications skills (written and verbal) to be able to work with technical and non-technical team members
Highly motivated, strong sense of urgency and track record of getting results
Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Nice To Haves

Leading by example, becoming a role model for the team to drive change and efficiency.
Foster and grow a mindset of innovation to streamline processes and lead to a better customer experience.
Show a passion for automation and drive the team to innovate the reduction in manual processes.

Responsibilities

Help drive innovation to improve processes and streamline the customer experience.
Drive automation of manual processes through enhancing API integration and SailPoint IIQ development.
Develop and execute a plan that ensures least privilege for account access using just in time, just enough provisioning.
Lead the IAM team and work with service leads throughout the organization to educate on IAM and engage to facilitate an optimal IAM implementation.
Audit current users and groups and drive cleanup for legacy or stale accounts.
Drive the IAM program to leverage established architectures to streamline the provisioning and de-provisioning of access to applications, networks, as well as, the access of associates, clients and third parties.
Implement role-based access for most common account types.
Centrally manages user security and entitlement reviews and certifications, as well as interfacing with internal clients and external vendors.
Acts as champion and educates the enterprise on all aspects of IAM.