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Sr. Staff IAM Architect
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What they do
A Cyber Security Architect builds and develops systems that protect the security of large databases, including databases with customer information and patient files. Includes understanding of client computer systems, potential weak points in security, and monitoring and response to security issues.
$123,454 / year median in Florida
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Define and maintain enterprise IAM reference architectures, standards, and design patterns. Develop scalable identity and access management solutions. Partner with business and technology stakeholders to align identity capabilities with strategic security objectives. Evaluate emerging identity technologies and recommend architectural improvements. Design and optimize identity lifecycle management processes including provisioning, deprovisioning, role management, and access certification. Develop scalable RBAC and ABAC models across enterprise applications and platforms. Ensure identity governance solutions align with security, compliance, and business requirements. Support implementation and enhancement of IGA platforms. Drive modernization of enterprise authentication services and identity providers. Develop secure access patterns for workforce, partner, and third-party access scenarios. Design secure privileged access architectures across cloud, infrastructure, and application environments. Enable just-in-time (JIT) access, credential vaulting, session management, and privileged account governance. Support expansion of PAM capabilities across both human and non-human identities. Partner with platform and engineering teams to reduce standing privilege and enforce least privilege principles. Improve security, scalability, and operational efficiency of core identity services. Perform security architecture reviews and threat modeling for identity-related initiatives. Support audit, compliance, and regulatory requirements including