Identity and Access Management Team Lead
Responsibilities
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Establish Amar Bank Identity, Privilege, and Access management capabilities.
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Form the team, procedure, process, and technology for IAM/PAM.
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Establish a Bank-wide User Access Matrix as an access baseline.
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Manage day-to-day and end-to-end processes of access requests.
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Conduct access reviews for all internal systems.
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Ensure smooth integration and organization-wide adoption of secure IAM/PAM.
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Monitor asset management lists to ensure onboarding to IAM processes.
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Prepare all reports related to Identity, Privilege, and Access management tasks.
Requirements
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Experience: Minimum 5 years in banking or financial services, specifically in IAM.
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Technical Knowledge: Strong understanding of Identity, Privilege, and Access management concepts and technologies.
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Implementation: Capability to design and lead IAM/PAM implementation without fully relying on enterprise solutions.
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Broad Tech Skills: Understanding of Cloud Platforms, SaaS, Servers, and Network devices.
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Soft Skills: Strong communication, ability to work independently, and attention to detail for documentation/evidence.
Skills
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Basics
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Short answers (2)
- Your current salary
- Your expected salary
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- Are you willing if your employment status is contract 12 months?
- Please fill out the required screening form through this link: http://bit.ly/AmarBankScreeningForm optional
- Are you willing to fully work from office (WFO) in South Jakarta?
Written answers (2)
- Do you have a minimum of 5 years of experience in Identity and Access Management (IAM) specifically within the banking or financial services industry?
- Describe your experience in designing and leading the implementation of IAM/PAM (Privileged Access Management) technology from the ground up. Specifically, have you ever developed these solutions without fully relying on a third-party enterprise solution?