Description:
Senior IAM Architect is responsible for: Strategy and architecture. Set IAM strategy, target architecture, standards and roadmap for IGA, authentication, directories and PAM; guide technology direction. Identity governance. Architect IGA, authoritative sources, lifecycle, provisioning/deprovisioning, access requests, entitlements, reviews and segregation of duties. Define RBAC, ABAC and policy-based access for workforce, clinical, affiliate and third-party identities. Authentication and clinical access. Architect SSO, MFA, passwordless authentication and federation. Design clinical access covering tap-and-go, shared workstations, session management, clinician mobility and launch-in-context; define auditable break-glass access. Hybrid and non-human identity. Design hybrid identity across Active Directory, Entra ID, directories and cloud providers, including synchronization, trust and application integration. Define controls for service, application, workload and machine identities, credentials, certificates and secrets. PAM and Zero Trust. Architect PAM, including credential vaulting, session monitoring, JIT and third-party access. Establish Zero Trust controls for least privilege, risk-based access and continuous verification. Identity security and risk. Define IAM logging, audit, monitoring and SOC integration for identity threat detection and response. Embed cybersecurity, privacy, risk and regulatory requirements into IAM architecture and controls. Leadership, automation and resilience. Lead IAM architecture/design reviews, ensure alignment with standards and roadmaps, and guide delivery teams. Establish automation and integration using APIs, Identity-as-Code and Infrastructure-as-Code across applications, ITSM and cloud. Ensure IAM availability, resilience, disaster recovery and continuity for Apps access.
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