Lead IAM Engineer (FULLY REMOTE) - confidential - Anywhere
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Lead IAM Engineer (FULLY REMOTE)\nLocation: Anywhere in the United States (Remote)Employment Type: Contract\n \nRole Overview\nThis position leads the design, implementation, and maintenance of Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems and solutions. The role involves reviewing system, user, and administrative access for enterprise applications and platforms. The Lead IAM Engineer will guide cross-functional teams through the entire implementation process of scalable and stable technology solutions to meet business identity access needs. The primary focus is on the implementation and operations of CyberArk Conjur.\n \nKey Responsibilities\nEnforce policies and procedures related to identity lifecycle management using IAM technical best practices.Analyze, design, develop, implement, and support identity-related areas of software applications and identity governance.Lead team discussions on Conjur best practices and work with internal application teams for successful onboarding.Review documentation of IAM technical requirements, designs, infrastructure, and support processes.Liaise with information security, risk management, infrastructure, and architecture teams to implement end-to-end IAM solutions.Lead the development of overall IAM technical strategies, designs, standards, and procedures.Perform coding, configuring, testing, and documentation of developments in the IAM landscape.Troubleshoot and solve a wide variety of security-focused IAM issues.Ensure compliance with corporate policies, procedures, and regulatory guidelines.\nRequired Qualifications\nEducation: A Bachelor's degree in a quantitative or business field such as statistics, mathematics, engineering, or computer science, or equivalent experience.\n \nExperience: 5-7 years of related experience is required.\n \nTechnical Skills: A strong knowledge of Active Directory, networking, and DR/HA is required. Candidates should have scripting/coding knowledge with PowerShell, Python, or Bash and an understa