Maintain and produce IAM documentation (business roles, application-specific), support user administration/provisioning and identity governance, identify control gaps and action plans, and collaborate with IT and business partners to implement IAM processes.
Company Description
A financial corporation based in Chicago, Illinois, United States, and noted for its 600-foot tall red headquarters building. Its principal subsidiary, Continental Casualty Company, was founded in 1897.
Job Description- Ability to work independently to deliver specified IAM related documents
- Business role documentation maintenance
- Application specific documentation maintenance
- Understands modern IAM methodologies and approaches, is familiar with User Administration and Provisioning, Identity and Access Governance, and Identity Governance and Administration concepts
- Understands Controls, Control Gaps, and Action Plans Other Knowledge
Candidates experienced in any of the following:
Sailpoint, IdentityIQ, and/or Identity Access Management (IAM)
- Ability to influence change in corporate understanding and adoption of information security concepts.
- Proven solid analytical and problem solving skills.
- Excellent communications and interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively with peers, IT management and staff, and internal/external business partners/clients.
- Ability to manage various technical projects to completion.
- Advanced computer skills including Microsoft Office suite and other business related software systems. Other technologies will apply dependent on business area supported.
- Preferred insurance industry knowledge.
Andy Bundad - Technical Recruiter
Hi-Tech Solutions, Inc. (HTS)
2 Mid America Plaza Suite 630, Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
W: 630-473-6463
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