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Senior Engineering Lead Analyst

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acestackIrving (TX)

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Senior Engineering Lead AnalystLocation: Irving, TX (Onsite) FulltimeMust Have Technical/Functional Skills•5+ years of experience in Identity and Access Management.•Experience working in Financial Services or a large complex and/or global environment•Project Management experience•Consistently demonstrates clear and concise written and verbal communication•Comprehensive knowledge of design metrics, analytics tools, benchmarking activities and related reporting to identify best practices•Demonstrated analytic/diagnostic skills•Ability to work in a matrix environment and partner with virtual teams•Ability to work independently, prioritize, and take ownership of various parts of a project or initiative•Ability to work under pressure and manage to tight deadlines or unexpected changes in expectations or requirements•Proven track record of operational process changes and improvement • Strong understanding of PBAC principles and implementation experience with leading PBAC solutions (e.g., PlainID, Axiomatics) at scale, handling large user populations and complex access scenarios. • Proven experience in scripting and automation using languages such as Python, PowerShell, or similar. • Experience with directory services (e.g., Active Directory, LDAP) and identity providers (e.g., PlainID, Okta, Azure AD). • Familiarity with security protocols such as SAML, OAuth, and OpenID Connect. • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. • Excellent communication and collaboration skills.

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