Cloud IAM Security Consultant / Architect - EAD or GC or USC ONLY
Cloud IAM Security Consultant / Architect - EAD or GC or USC ONLY
Posted 47 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Assist with IAM strategy, roadmap and vison definition, lead AWS Cloud IAM application architecture and technical design.
- Assist with IAM vendor tool product integration recommendation.
- Lead Cloud IAM work stream, phase, or release of IAM delivery project as functional lead.
- Lead AWS Cloud IAM integration with Okta and Sail point plan, analyze, design, build, test, deploy activities for enterprise and end user facing deployments, Contribute to develop of point of views, knowledge capital, digital content management and publishing.
- Build working relationships with corporate IAM product development and engineering teams.
- Actively Participate in data design sessions
- Assist the Software Development Manager with Team building activities – Recruitment, Coaching etc.
- Provide status reports
- Create / Contribute to project estimates
- Accurate and Timely time-tracking
- Experience working on large cross functional projects.
- Must be able to communicate effectively and build solid relationships with individuals at all levels, in multiple geographies and business functions.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills and exceptional interpersonal skills.
- Demonstrated ability to work under pressure
- Strong hands-on experience in development in the AWS cloud environment, SAML based SSO and industry standard integrations for Identity and Access Management.
- Knowledge in development languages such as Node.js, Python, Ruby etc.
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