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Project Manager IAM/PAM
IAM & PAM Remediation Project Manager (Scrum Background)
Location – Charlotte, NC / Dallas, TX Job Summary – We are looking for a seasoned Project Manager with a strong background in IAM (Identity & Access Management) and PAM (Privileged Access Management) remediation to lead enterprise-wide security remediation programs. This role is critical in ensuring closure of audit findings, risk assessments, and regulatory gaps. The ideal candidate combines technical understanding of IAM/PAM domains with strong Agile/Scrum project delivery skills. Years of experience needed – 7+ years of IT project management experience, with 3–5 years in IAM/PAM programs. Key Responsibilities: Project Management & Delivery: • Lead the end-to-end planning and execution of IAM & PAM remediation efforts. • Create and manage detailed remediation project plans, milestones, and resource assignments. • Track progress, issues, and risks against audit remediation timelines. • Manage RAID (Risks, Assumptions, Issues, Dependencies) logs for each workstream. • Ensure alignment with audit, compliance, and InfoSec governance teams. IAM/PAM Remediation Execution: • Work with IAM/PAM teams to remediate identity risks such as excessive privileges, orphan accounts, toxic combinations, and stale access. • Coordinate re-certification, de-provisioning, and least-privilege access initiatives. • Oversee remediation of privileged account usage and session monitoring gaps. Scrum & Agile Practices: • Facilitate Agile/Scrum ceremonies including stand-ups, sprint planning, demos, retrospectives. • Maintain JIRA/Confluence dashboards for team progress and transparency. • Drive backlog grooming and prioritization of remediation items. • Track velocity, sprint metrics, and escalate blockers proactively. Stakeholder & Audit Engagement: • Liaise with internal auditors, risk officers, compliance teams, and application owners. • Provide regular updates and evidence on remediation status. • Prepare documentation, runbooks, and reports required for audit closure. • Support closure of regulatory findings (e.g., SOX, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS). | ||||