The IAM Technical Director II position will lead a team of 5 to 10 analysts to ensure effective governance and compliance for Privileged Access Management processes and controls. Align with IAM-wide priorities that define ‘our what’ that may change based on business need Consistently align with Truist Vision, Mission and Values and demonstrate ‘our how’ IAM works: Accountability: set expectations, hold teams accountable, check-in and provide feedback Remove ‘IAM Blinders’: take a Truist-wide approach to owning and resolving challenges Strengthen Team: coach-up, performance manage, develop, and reward top performers/visibility Management System: establish and cascade a predictable schedule for team engagement Continuous Improvement: consistently seeking ways to get better Manage a team of 5 to 10 direct report teammates and contract workers who oversee defined structured process tasks; may have oversight for complex, unstructured processes. Perform hiring, coaching, terminations, disciplinary action, and performance reviews to enable and maintain the strategy. Oversee strategic and operational plans in support of business objectives; develop cross-departmental business cases to solve problems by making technical and financial tradeoffs. Apply a balance of 40% technical and 60% functional knowledge to deliver quality results. Design and implement the identity management and access control strategy on time and within budget: Formal Services Level Agreements (SLAs) Workforce strategy blend of ~30% onshore and ~70% offshore that is comprised of ~30% teammate, ~60% vendor managed service, and ~10% time and material contract workers Improve the user experience and reduce the turnover of critical resources Proactively engage with stakeholders to make them aware and willing to adopt our solutions, which includes managing up, out, and down to avoid surprises and position our solutions to be successful. Determine Privileged Access Management (PAM) requirements for IAM standard and ensure coverage and alignment with industry frameworks such as NIST and FFIEC. Detect and ensure remediation of shared user account, service account, and privileged human account non-adherence to the IAM standard. Develop and maintain Privileged Access Management (PAM) training. Identify users requiring training and ensure compliance with PAM training requirements. Communicate changes to Privileged Access Management (PAM) requirements, processes, and controls to appropriate stakeholders. Provide evidence of PAM control effectiveness to lines of defense and external regulators. Design metrics to measure the effectiveness of key access management controls and the performance of access management processes. Partner with CCS-DI team to implement metrics. Monitor data sourcing to ensure completeness and accuracy of data pertinent to metrics. Provide and manage "go to green" plans for any metrics out of appetite. Ensure that PAM controls and processes are applied to new applications and systems. Ensure no non-CCS approved PAM tools are being used.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees