IAM Engineer

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Job Title: IAM Engineer

Location : Chennai

Salary – 7 to 10 LPA (Based on the interview performance)

Product Knowledge needed

// MFA - Multi-Factor Authentication, Identity Management, NAC - Network Access Control

PIM/PAM // Mandatory

Educational Qualification:

Bachelor’s degree in computer science, information systems, or a related field
Required Skills and Experience

3+ years of experience working with Identity & Access Management
Experience deploying and customizing Identity & Access Management tools.
Need to be familiar with different operating systems (Linux, Windows, etc.)
Need to have a strong grasp of directory services (LDAP, Active Directory, etc.)
Have Profound knowledge of security protocols (SSH, TLS, etc.)
Proficiency in at least one scripting language (Python, Ruby, etc.)
Has hands-on experience with IAM tools (RSA, Okta, Ping Identity, etc.)
Responsibilities of an Identity and Access Administrator:

User Provisioning and Lifecycle Management: Administrators create, manage, and disable user accounts, ensuring appropriate access levels throughout the user’s lifecycle within the organization.

Access Policy Management: They define and enforce access policies, ensuring that users have the necessary permissions to perform their duties while maintaining data security and compliance.

Authentication and Single Sign-On (SSO): Administrators implement and manage authentication mechanisms, including SSO solutions, to provide seamless and secure access to various applications and systems.

Identity Governance: They establish and maintain identity governance frameworks, conducting periodic access reviews, monitoring user activity, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.

Incident Response and Troubleshooting: Administrators investigate and resolve identity-related incidents, troubleshoot access issues, and provide support to users in managing their access credentials.

Managing user groups: Creating and managing user groups within the identity & access management system, which streamlines access control and simplifies management.

Enforcing company policies: IAM analysts enforce company policies and procedures related to IAM, ensuring compliance and security are adhered to.

User activity monitoring: They actively monitor user activities within the identity & access management system to identify any unusual or suspicious behavior.

Reporting on IAM system activity: IAM analysts generate reports detailing the activities and usage of the identity & access management system. These reports are crucial for audits and security assessments.

Staying updated on best practices: IAM analysts maintain current knowledge of industry best practices in identity & access management to ensure the organization's approach remains cutting-edge and secure.

Contact : 7200585413