Senior Principal Cybersecurity Architect | Identity & Access Management (IAM)

As a Sr Principal Cybersecurity Architect at JPMorgan Chase within the Cybersecurity and Technology Controls organization, you lead a specific architecture area and drive impact within teams, technologies, and projects across departments.

Utilize your in-depth knowledge of architecture, systems, applications, security concepts, and product management to lead multiple complex projects and initiatives, make key decisions, and drive innovation in risk identification and creative problem solving.

The Identity and Access Management (IAM) Security Architecture team stands as a critical contributor to securing our cybersecurity posture and unlocking technological innovation.

This specialized team is dedicated to safeguarding our digital landscape through strategic design reviews, comprehensive architecture assessments and strong advocacy for cutting edge innovation that advances the state of the art in IAM technology across the firm's investments in our on-prem and cloud environments.

The IAM Architecture team operates in a vital capacity where we balance architecture and strategy develop IAM solutions that not only ensure robust security but enhance the user and developer experience.

We balance the multiple objectives to understand and minimize technical depth, protect our customers while enabling smooth and efficient access for our community of users.

Job responsibilities

We are looking for likeminded individuals who are committed to pushing the boundaries of IAM architecture and performing rigorous evaluations of the design of JPMC's IAM solutions, ensuring that they align with JPMC's standards of security, efficiency, and architectural excellence.

As a principal IAM Security Architect you will be responsible for the strategic planning, design, and implementation of IAM solutions that support JPMC.

This role involves:


* Provide Strategic Oversight : Contributing to the overarching IAM strategy that aligns with the organization's business objectives, direction and security requirements.


* Drive Technical Leadership : Guiding the technical direction of IAM initiatives, including the selection and integration of IAM tools and technologies.

This requires a deep understanding of both traditional and emerging IAM solutions, such as cloud and decentralized identity systems.


* Manage Risk : Assessing and mitigating risks associated with identity and access controls.

This includes understanding the threat landscape as it pertains to identity theft, access breaches and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and standards.


* Engage Stakeholders : Collaborating with various stakeholders, including IT security teams, and business units to ensure IAM solutions meet the diverse needs of the organization.


* Innovate and Continuously Improve : Staying abreast of the latest trends and advancements in IAM and incorporating innovative solutions that enhance security while supporting the user experience and operational efficiency.
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