IAM Security Analyst

The Haskell Company•Jacksonville, FL

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

At Haskell, the Identity Access Management (IAM) Security Analyst works under the general supervision of the Director of Infrastructure and Operations and is responsible for ensuring IAM standards companywide. The role covers on-premises systems as well as cloud- and SaaS-based SAML setup and authentication. In partnership with system owners, Application Development, and Desktop Services, the analyst helps ensure IAM needs are met in a changing environment. The analyst handles daily IAM and SIEM setup, configuration, monitoring, and alerting; monitors and responds to security threats; supports vulnerability management; configures SAML; conducts system reviews and prepares scoring and remediation reports; and assists with application onboarding, access reviews, and audits. The role also involves interpreting data, engaging with teams across the business, and managing priorities and deadlines across a complex computing environment. The position may require visits to alternate locations. Physical requirements include standing, walking, stooping, kneeling, crouching, and handling light to medium weights of 10–50 pounds, as well as dexterity and visual acuity for keyboard and equipment use. The role frequently requires sitting, reaching, talking, and hearing. Haskell states that it will make reasonable accommodations in compliance with the ADA and ADA Amendments Act.

Requirements

At least 2 years of experience in Information Technology.
At least 1 year in an enterprise-level security-focused role.
Excellent communication, interpersonal, and customer service skills.
Ability to multitask and manage time objectively.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Self-discipline and motivation.
Understanding of ISO-27000 and NIST frameworks.
Knowledge of Azure DATP, Azure CAS, Azure Security & Compliance, Azure SAML, Azure AD, and MS 365.
Strong process, problem-solving, and project-management skills.
Understanding of CMMC.

Responsibilities

Set up, configure, monitor, and alert on IAM and SIEM output daily within the organization.
Monitor the SIEM solution for abnormalities and compromises, and escalate and alert as needed.
Provide recommendations for vulnerability management.
Configure SAML.
Monitor, assess, and respond to internal and external system-level threats.
Perform periodic system reviews and provide written scoring and remediation reports.
Analyze security-related issues.
Onboard users into applications used within the organization.
Participate in system access and audit reporting.
Collect and interpret data.
Engage with business areas, including clients, IT, development, support, and testing.
Manage multiple priorities and deadlines while supporting multiple technical areas in a complex computing environment.