IAM Analyst

IAM Analyst

Location – Remote –open to all locations.

Contract Length: Through Jan 31st, 2025– Likely to not convert.

Bill Rate: $42 - $49/hr

Anticipated Start: ASAP

US Citizenship or Green Card required

Key Duties

Performs security administration on various systems and applications (e.g., SQL, Web, Active Directory, Citrix, Mobile Devices, physical access, etc.).
Grants access in accordance with COMPANY policy, established standards and procedures.
Perform analysis of requests for potential risk prior to access.
Troubleshoots security system access issues.
Answers questions regarding information security practices or security access.
Participates in internal and external audit support activities.

Performs activities to resolve open audit issues.

Interface with CSIS management and staff to identify access control risk issues.
Follows processes and procedures to ensure compliance.

Reports suspicious activities or non- compliance access rights to management.
Prepares ad-hoc reports in support of various initiatives.

Maintain individual records for departmental metric reporting.
Communicates project progress status and issues to manager.
Recommends procedural changes to enhance the functionality of the CSIS team.
Identifies opportunities to automate or streamline current processes.
Communicates with global peers across Information Security, Risk and Compliance and Information Technology focusing on service delivery improvements and increasing productivity.
Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Requires a Bachelor’s degree (120 credit hours) in computer science or a related discipline.
Requires three (3) years’ experience in Information Technology, Security, or related area.
Additional years of qualifying work experience maybe considered in lieu of formal education.
Requires flexible work shifts including on-call, overtime and weekends.
Requires customer service skills focused and detail oriented.
Requires effective verbal and written communication skills to interface with management, and employees to answer questions in regards to information security practices and security access.
Requires a general understanding of access management, principle of least, privilege, segregation of duties and role based access.