Cybersecurity IAM Engineer

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Job Description Summary:

The Cybersecurity Identity Access Management (IAM) Engineer will report to the Cybersecurity Functional Leader and will not have direct reports. They are responsible for serving as a security expert within their respective cybersecurity specialty, applying their extensive knowledge to implement applications and technology. The Cybersecurity IAM Engineer collaborates closely with Cybersecurity Engineers, business analysts, architects, vendor partners, and other teams within the IT organization to ensure the security of complex applications and services.
This role is tasked enforcing security controls for applications or service architectures, which safeguard the integrity and security of the application environment. Additionally, the Cybersecurity IAM Engineer will maintain daily operations, assist with assigned project work, conduct design reviews, analyze results, and provide recommendations to deliver quality products. The Cybersecurity IAM Engineer analyzes user access needs, develop access roles and add/c

Responsibilities And Duties:

25% Operational Support – Serves as a technical expert related to the security processes, applications and solutions. This support will complement the other support services within the organization.
20% Security Expertise - Serves as the deep technical expert for Cybersecurity principles spanning Cybersecurity use cases.  Applies security knowledge to identify and assess risk, develop create and secure solutions to protect enterprise data and systems.  Adapts to new and emerging technologies.
15% Leads Initiatives - Guides teams through technical issues and challenges. Leads technology change to deliver security and secure business outcomes while also virtually leveraging subject matter experts from any other needed technical area.  Oversees, or consults on, technology implementation and modification activities (for example, projects and products), particularly for new or shared solutions.
15% Collaboration - Works with architects, Business Analysts, Product Owners and peers providing technical expertise by integrating security controls to ensure the security and integrity of the application environment.  Reviews and provides security input into architectural designs and requirements.
10% Technical Documentation - Creates, reviews, and approves technical documentation for applications supported and providing specifications for vendors.
10% Research and Analysis - Analyzes, plans, justifies, schedules, and coordinates the implementation and maintenance of the specialty area’s administrative, operational, and financial initiatives including TCO, optimization, and efficiency.
5% Technology Strategy - Support development of technology strategies and roadmaps within a given area of specialty including design, documentation, communication, and implementation of new or existing standards for infrastructure technologies while remaining current on industry trends.

Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor's Degree: Computer and Information Science

Additional Job Description:

• Degree, or equivalent experience
• Field of Study/Experience: Computer Science, Information Systems, Mathematics, or Engineering
• 3+ years of experience in or supporting Identity and Access Management
• 3+ years of experience with Active Directory and Domain management and maintenance
• 1+ years of experience with Privileged Management, Cloud Identity Management, Remote Access solutions and Certificate management.

SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE

• Knowledge of IT service management (ITSM) and Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL).
• Knowledge of IT standards and controls.
• Understanding of information principles and processes.
• Understanding of system development life cycle methodologies (such as waterfall, spiral, agile software