Senior Identity & Access Management Engineer

As a Senior Identity & Access Management Engineer at OneTrust, your responsibilities include developing and implementing IAM strategies, configuring identity and access solutions, and educating internal teams on IAM requirements. You will be at the forefront of enhancing our security measures and compliance efforts while managing processes for user access recertification, and liaising with IT teams to integrate security requirements.

To qualify for the Senior Identity & Access Management Engineer role at OneTrust, candidates should possess a BA/BS in Computer Science or a related field, along with at least 5 years of IAM experience and 3 years specializing in PAM/Secrets Management. Cloud experience (with platforms such as Azure or AWS) is also essential, as well as proficiency in relevant technologies and protocols.

OneTrust supports your growth as a Senior Identity & Access Management Engineer through various initiatives, including career development opportunities, mentorship programs, and a commitment to continuous learning. The company also provides comprehensive healthcare coverage and other benefits that reinforce their dedication to employee well-being.

Essential skills for a Senior Identity & Access Management Engineer at OneTrust include expertise in cloud IAM platforms, familiarity with automation tools like PowerShell and Python, and understanding security principles around confidentiality and availability. Proficiency in identity federation and authentication protocols is also crucial for success in this role.

The company culture at OneTrust is vibrant and collaborative, emphasizing innovation and teamwork. As a Senior Identity & Access Management Engineer, you will work alongside diverse professionals who are equally passionate about responsible data use. OneTrust values flexibility and celebrates victories as a team, which fosters a positive working environment.

When answering this question, focus on specific IAM tools you have used, explain your role in implementing them, and share outcomes achieved through your efforts. Be sure to highlight any relevant projects where your contributions notably improved security or compliance.

To answer effectively, outline your systematic approach to IAM policy development, including conducting risk assessments and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. Discuss collaboration with cross-functional teams to tailor these policies for the organization.

Discuss specific strategies you’ve implemented, such as training sessions, workshops, or creating informative materials. Highlight how these initiatives improved understanding across teams and contributed to better security practices within the organization.

Share a specific instance where you defined or improved access control protocols. Include details on how you assessed existing protocols, the changes you implemented, and the positive impact on security or compliance following those changes.

Explain any experience you have with implementing or managing multi-factor authentication solutions. Include which tools you’ve worked with and the outcome of introducing that additional security layer within your organization’s environment.

Detail your approach to staying updated on IAM trends, whether through certifications, attending industry conferences, participating in online forums, or subscribing to pertinent resources. Mention specific technologies or trends you are currently following.

Articulate the importance of IAM in protecting sensitive data, enabling regulatory compliance, and overall organizational security. Use examples to illustrate how robust IAM practices can prevent data breaches and enhance customer trust.

Provide insights into specific cloud IAM services you have worked with, outlining your responsibilities in setting them up and how you ensured they aligned with best practices. Mention any challenges encountered and how you addressed them.

Define RBAC succinctly, then discuss its significance in minimizing access to sensitive data and enforcing the principle of least privilege. If possible, share an example of a successful RBAC implementation.

Describe your step-by-step approach to preparing for a security audit of IAM processes, including documentation review, stakeholder communication, and rectifying any issues beforehand. Highlight the importance of being proactive in auditing processes.