Technical Security Analyst, IAM

Qualifications

• To be successful, you will need:
• Understanding of information security fundamentals, privacy principles, and compliance standards.
• Experience working with corporate identity providers at scale.
• Ability to use AI tools reflexively to accelerate analysis, automate workflows, improve documentation, and solve technical security problems.
• Strong communication skills, including the ability to translate complex technical configuration, code, control behavior, and risk into clear recommendations.
• Experience working with metrics, or dashboards to analyze systems, controls, or security program health.
• Experience performing technical or security control assessments and turning findings into practical remediation plans.
• Experience writing, reviewing, or improving access policies, standards, or procedures.
• Experience monitoring security controls and safeguards mapped to common frameworks or compliance requirements.
• Strong documentation habits and the ability to create durable, reusable context for teammates and stakeholders.
• Strong sense of accountability for the quality, timeliness, and security impact of your work.
• Nice to Have:
• Proven track record of synchronizing identity data across HRIS, directories, SaaS ecosystems, and security tooling.
• Deep familiarity with zero-trust architectures and their practical implementation within workforce identity management.
• Experience establishing health metrics for security controls, SLIs, and indicators for operational identity risk.
• Hands-on knowledge of cloud-native IAM frameworks within environments like AWS or Google Cloud Platform.
• History of successful collaboration with cross-functional partners in legal, privacy, compliance, and internal audit.
• Ability to perform rigorous root-cause analysis to transform security incidents into permanent control enhancements.
• Skilled at optimizing security workflows while maintaining a low-friction experience for employees.
• Active interest in the evolution of identity threats, defensive innovations, and modern adversary techniques.