What are the responsibilities and job description for the Cyber Security Analyst - IAM Sailpoint position at PSEG?
Job Summary
This position is a hands-on Identity and Access Management (IAM) engineer responsible for overall technical design and development of an IAM implementation. The IAM engineer will work with the team to design and implement IAM workflows, software patches, system upgrades and day to day administration of the IAM software.
Job Responsibilities
Responsibilities:
- Provides direction and technical expertise in access provisioning and identity governance.
- Defines, designs, and implements Role Based Access Control (RBAC) strategies.
- Responsible for the health and optimization of the IAM platform.
- Involved in designing, development and implementing of IAM tools.
- Involved in onboarding client Applications.
- Developing reports for audit, SOX and attestation compliance.
- Using custom and out of the box workflows.
- Help determine user/business/functional requirements.
- Implementing and scheduling various type of User Entitlement Reviews for applications and databases.
- Develops and configures custom SOD policies using rules.
- Hands-on technical experience with Installation and configuration of SailPoint Identity IQ platform.
- Experience with IAM tools to integrate business applications, databases, middleware and operating systems.
- Experience in Identity governance and provisioning with Active Directory, SAP and SaaS applications.
- Experience and/or general Java development experience.
- Broad knowledge of information systems such as Windows, Linux, network or Data Base.
- Experience in user joiners/movers/leavers life cycle, RBAC policies, enterprise role entitlement/administration, provisioning workflows and access certifications.
- Develop automation for access, account provisioning, account de-provisioning and access certification functionality.
- Develops monitoring reports on the health, effectiveness and efficiency of the IAM service
Job Specific Qualifications
Required:
- Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of 4 years of experience in Information Security or related technical field.
- Without a bachelor’s degree, a minimum of 8 years of experience in Information Security or related technical field
- Hands-on technical individual, performing IT security functions and maintaining systems.
- Works independently with little or no supervision.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Excellent leadership, technical teamwork, and interpersonal skills.
- Demonstrated ability to foster working relationships with the team, Management and Client departments.
Desired:
- Strong knowledge of Cyber security architecture principles
- Technical knowledge of Identity and Access Management, Single Sign-On, LDAP, SAML, OpenID, Oauth
- IAM or Security Certifications
Minimum Years of Experience
Education
Certifications
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