Identity and Access Management Architect - SailPoint

Job Description

Under the general direction and supervision of the Chief Information Security Officer, the Identity and Access Management Architect (IAM) has responsibility for the lifecycle planning, design, installation and support of the corporate security strategy, architecture, and practices. Lead the definition and execution of the organization’s IAM strategy, aligning with the overall enterprise security and technology roadmap and serve as the top‑tier authority on all IAM topics, with an emphasis on integrating cloud and on‑premises enterprise architectures.

Develops implementation plans, coordinates implementation of security related systems verifying the installation of hardware, software, and security management tools. Works at a technical level and maintains effective communication with management teams and across user departments, and other support organizations. The IAM security architect will be required to effectively translate business objectives and risk management strategies into specific processes enabled by security technologies and services.

This position is responsible for and has oversight of the execution of all cybersecurity and compliance requirements associated operational tasks required to implement a highly scalable and secure multi‑vendor health‑care application landscape. Documents and communicates all security changes that take place across the YNHHS applications, network, and platforms according to the established organizational procedures and standards of the client Digital & Technology Solutions (DTS).

Under the general direction and supervision of the Chief Information Security Officer, the Identity and Access Management Architect (IAM) has responsibility for the lifecycle planning, design, installation and support of the corporate security strategy, architecture, and practices. Lead the definition and execution of the organization’s IAM strategy, aligning with the overall enterprise security and technology roadmap and serve as the top‑tier authority on all IAM topics, with an emphasis on integrating cloud and on‑premises enterprise architectures.

Develops implementation plans, coordinates implementation of security related systems verifying the installation of hardware, software, and security management tools. Works at a technical level and maintains effective communication with management teams and across user departments, and other support organizations. The IAM security architect will be required to effectively translate business objectives and risk management strategies into specific processes enabled by security technologies and services.

This position is responsible for and has oversight of the execution of all cybersecurity and compliance requirements associated operational tasks required to implement a highly scalable and secure multi‑vendor health‑care application landscape. Documents and communicates all security changes that take place across the YNHHS applications, network, and platforms according to the established organizational procedures and standards of the client Digital & Technology Solutions (DTS).

• Responsible for the evaluation, architecture and delivery of advanced technology solutions while demonstrating a high degree financial awareness and consideration of final objectives.
• Determine requirements, develop, and recommend security solutions, capabilities, and controls that are aligned with business objectives, technology, and threat drivers.
• Evaluate, assess, and recommend improvements to statements of work and proposals from vendors to ensure that adequate security protections are in place for security‑related deficiencies and required "user controls", and report any findings to the CISO and vendor management teams.
• Develop and maintain security architecture, design, and roadmap documents. Develop and present detailed strategies, designs, and implementation plans to management.
• Deliver complex customized designs and solutions aligned to defense in depth strategies by self and by collaborating with peers, vendors, and stakeholders.
• Test, evaluate, and review security technologies, tools,…