Identity And Access Management Manager British Columbia

Identity And Access Management Manager British Columbia

02 Aug
|
Ledcor Construction
|
British Columbia

02 Aug

Ledcor Construction

British Columbia

Drive IAM success with Ledcor as the Identity and Access Management Manager in Vancouver, BC. Oversee IAM initiatives, ensuring alignment with business needs and operational efficiency through versatile hybrid work.

In this pivotal management role, you will lead IAM services, collaborating with business units and security teams. Your responsibilities include stakeholder engagement, IAM strategy development, and delivering operational excellence in identity lifecycle management. This position emphasizes continuous improvement and mentoring of the IAM team while overseeing compliance and security practices.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead IAM initiatives from planning to implementation
• Coordinate IAM solution delivery and vendor evaluation




• Facilitate stakeholder workshops for requirements gathering
• Develop and present IAM strategies and business cases
• Oversee IAM operations and identity lifecycle management

Requirements:
• 8+ years IT experience, 7+ in IAM
• Proven leadership in IAM services and programs
• Skilled in stakeholder collaboration and process design
• Robust knowledge of IAM governance and best practices
• Excellent communication and problem-solving skills

Utilize your IAM expertise to foster security and operational excellence with Ledcor.
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📌 Identity And Access Management Manager British Columbia
🏢 Ledcor Construction
📍 British Columbia

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