Access Engineer and IAM Auditor

Posted 3 days ago

virtual vocationsDenver (CO)

Information Security EngineersOther Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

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About the role

Designing and establishing a standardized access audit framework, the full-time Access Engineer and IAM Auditor will manage regular and ad-hoc access audits across a complex multi-system environment, focusing on GCP IAM, LDAP, and PAM tools while working remotely. Key responsibilities Design and implement an access audit framework, including methodology and reporting templates Conduct scheduled and ad-hoc access audits, focusing on privileged and administrative accounts Prepare audit-ready reports and track remediation actions with system and application owners Required qualifications 2+ years of experience as an Access Engineer/IAM Auditor or in a similar role Experience in designing and building an access audit process from scratch Hands-on experience with GCP/LDAP and Privileged Access Management tools Familiarity with compliance frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, and NIST Ability to hold system and application owners accountable for remediation timelines

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