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Global IAM Officer

CV-Library
Bristol, Bristol (County)
13 months ago
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This is working with a Global Financial Services organisation who are due to go through a massive Cloud Programme shortly and would work very closely with the Global senior stakeholders.

  • Previous experience implementing and maintaining a Global IAM programme.
  • Ability to design, develop and monitor effective IAM controls.
  • Understanding of Role Based Access.
  • Experience with the likes of CyberArk or Sailpoint

    Curently their tools have been implemented on-prem but this would be part of a large programme to move everything over to the cloud so will include things such as maturity assessments.

    The role would currently be hybrid with a few days per week in either Bristol or Edinburch.

    Base salary for this role is up to £110,000

    Get in touch for more information

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