Program Manager role to bring structure, visibility, and momentum to the Identity & Access Management (IAM) program, connecting work across the organization and managing roadmaps/sprint processes.
Compensation
$104500.00 To $136000.00 / year
Responsibilities
Connect the dots between all functions within the IAM organization and what's happening outside of IAM
Meet regularly with IAM leaders to keep forward momentum across each IAM pillar, aligning on priorities and clearing roadblocks
Coordinate with IT, Security, and Engineering leaders on upcoming and in-flight projects to identify IAM dependencies
Lead IAM-focused requirements gathering with IT teams to identify identity and access needs
Facilitate the creation and ongoing maintenance of the IAM program roadmap
We are seeking an experienced Senior CyberArk PAM Implementation Engineer to assess, optimize, and enhance existing CyberArk Privileged Access Management environments. The role involves defining current-state architecture, developing strategic roadmaps, and implementing CyberArk Cloud/SaaS capabilities.
Compensation
The base compensation range for this role in the posted location is: $110,880 - $180,400.
Responsibilities
Perform a comprehensive assessment of the existing CyberArk PAM environment.
Identify security gaps, implementation deficiencies, unused capabilities, technical debt, and opportunities for optimization.
Develop a strategic PAM roadmap aligned with business requirements and cybersecurity objectives.
Define a target-state CyberArk architecture and implementation plan.
Implement and optimize CyberArk Cloud/SaaS capabilities.
Provide Tier 3 operational support for IGA services, acting as a technical expert to resolve complex IAM issues and drive the stability of Nokia's Identity Management services.
Responsibilities
Provide Tier 3 operational support for IGA services
Independently investigate, troubleshoot, and resolve complex incidents, service requests, and recurring issues
Perform root cause analysis (RCA) and implement corrective actions to prevent recurring incidents and improve service stability
Support and maintain key IGA processes, including application onboarding, identity lifecycle management, provisioning, reconciliation, access certifications, and Segregation of Duties (SoD) controls
Collaborate with internal stakeholders, service management, infrastructure teams, and vendors to resolve issues and optimize service performance
Requirements
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related field
Lead a secure cloud platform supporting Department of War mission partners, owning product vision, roadmap, backlog, and delivery of platform capabilities.
Compensation
Target salary range: $105,860 - $183,253
Responsibilities
Own the platform product vision, roadmap, and prioritized backlog; align near-term releases and longer-term capabilities with government mission needs and LMI product priorities.
Lead discovery with users, application owners, and technical stakeholders; translate needs into product requirements, epics, user stories, acceptance criteria, and measurable outcomes.
Prioritize work across cloud infrastructure, DevSecOps automation, application onboarding, shared services, cybersecurity, reliability, and user experience; make tradeoffs explicit to stakeholders.
Lead product planning for the unified front end, working with UI/UX designers and developers on common navigation, application discovery, role-based access, and consistent workflows across products.
Partner with platform and engineering leads to evaluate AWS GovCloud architecture, networking, identity, integration, and deployment options and translate technical decisions into executable product work.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, information systems, information technology, or a related discipline
Nice to have: Master of Science degree in computer science, engineering, information systems, cybersecurity, technology management
Security and Compliance Engineer | Top Secret clearance w/SCI eligibility
Define cybersecurity, compliance, encryption, identity, audit, logging, and monitoring requirements for data ingest, application onboarding, partner access, and IPT integration requests.
Drive authorization readiness by identifying classification, information domain, releasability, transfer direction, control mapping, evidence, and approval requirements early in the intake process.
Develop security artifacts for integration architectures, interface control documents, access control plans, cryptographic protection plans, test plans, readiness packages, and authorization packages.
Assess integration risk across least privilege access, ABAC enforcement, cryptographic protections, monitoring needs, auditability, and data handling obligations.
Coordinate secure implementation with cross-domain, network, cloud, software, data, and operations teams for CDS, diode, RTB-based CDS, API, broker, streaming, and secure-transfer patterns.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity, information technology, computer science, engineering, or a related discipline