Senior IAM Business Analyst

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Senior IAM Business Analyst translating business needs into identity and access management requirements at Hitachi Vantara. Coordinating enterprise cybersecurity delivery across stakeholders, architects, engineers, and operations.

Responsibilities:

  • Serve as a key connection between business and technology stakeholders and IAM architects, engineers, developers, and operational teams
  • Understand complex business needs and translate them into clear, actionable IAM requirements
  • Drive work from initial intake and requirements definition through solution development, testing, implementation, and business acceptance
  • Help stakeholders understand IAM capabilities, challenge unclear requirements, identify dependencies and risks, establish priorities, and ensure IAM solutions deliver intended business and security outcomes
  • Partner with business, IT, Cybersecurity, and application teams to understand identity and access needs and translate them into business and functional requirements
  • Lead requirements gathering for IAM initiatives, including defining use cases, workflows, acceptance criteria, dependencies, risks, and expected outcomes
  • Review and triage incoming IAM requests to determine business need, scope, impact, priority, and delivery path
  • Work with IAM architects and subject-matter experts to validate technical feasibility, security considerations, standards, and solution direction
  • Coordinate work across architecture, engineering, development, testing, operations, and business stakeholders throughout the delivery lifecycle
  • Manage and track IAM demand through ServiceNow and Jira, including priorities, dependencies, decisions, risks, and blockers
  • Challenge ambiguous requirements and distinguish underlying business needs from predetermined technical solutions
  • Coordinate business acceptance, stakeholder readiness, communications, and change-management activities
  • Develop and improve IAM processes, workflows, documentation, intake, prioritization, and delivery practices
  • Build relationships across Cybersecurity, IT, and the business while providing guidance and mentorship to less-experienced analysts

Requirements:

  • Significant experience as a Business Analyst, Senior Business Analyst, Systems Analyst, Technology Analyst, or similar role working between business stakeholders and technical delivery teams
  • Experience within Identity and Access Management, Cybersecurity, or another complex enterprise technology or security environment
  • Strong knowledge of IAM concepts including authentication, authorization, SSO, MFA, identity lifecycle management, access governance, privileged access, roles, permissions, and entitlement management
  • Familiarity with enterprise IAM technologies such as Okta, Auth0, Active Directory, identity governance, and privileged access management platforms
  • Strong experience translating complex business needs into functional requirements, workflows, use cases, acceptance criteria, and actionable technical work
  • Experience with enterprise service-management and work-management platforms such as ServiceNow and Jira
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities with the confidence to question assumptions, identify gaps, and constructively challenge poorly defined requirements
  • Ability to independently coordinate complex work across technical teams and business stakeholders while managing competing priorities, dependencies, risks, and expectations
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills in English, with the ability to communicate complex IAM and cybersecurity concepts effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences

Benefits:

  • Industry-leading benefits packages
  • Flexible arrangements that work for you (role and location dependent)
  • Support and services supporting holistic health and wellbeing
  • Life-balance support
  • Autonomy, freedom, and ownership
  • Equal opportunity employment
  • Reasonable accommodations during the recruitment process