Security Analyst

Title : Security Analyst

Location : Near San Francisco Office to be able to come onsite (1-2 times a week)

Duration : 06 Months

Pay Rate : $70- $75 / hr W2

We seek a diligent and organized Contract Security Analyst in the IAM space to join our BT team and support day-to-day activities within the Identity and Access Management (IAM) domain.

This role will primarily focus on supporting key security and audit objectives specifically related to our business applications portfolio.

Key responsibilities include assisting in the coordination and tracking required for delivering OIG requirements and supporting the onboarding of critical application logs into our security information and event management (SIEM) systems to enhance our detection and response capabilities.

The successful candidate will work closely with the IAM team, business application owners, and potentially other security functions like the Detection and response or Compliance / IA teams.

Daily tasks may involve tracking action items, coordinating evidence collection for OIG deliverables, facilitating communication for log source onboarding, maintaining status documentation, and assisting with reporting.

Potential to extend

This position requires strong organizational skills, analytical skills, attention to detail, clear communication, and the ability to manage multiple tasks effectively to help ensure the timely completion of critical IAM-related initiatives for business applications.

5-7 years' experience required in IAM or Security ideally with an identity provider or enterprise organization of similar size.

Must understand basics of SaaS applications

Desired Soft Skills :

Persuasive & Clear Communicator : They can articulate their points logically and understandably, making them effective at convincing others or explaining complex topics.

Personable : They are pleasant, friendly, and easy to work with, which helps build rapport and trust.

Pushes back gently : They are not afraid to voice disagreement, concerns, or alternative perspectives, but they do so tactfully and respectfully, avoiding unnecessary conflict while still making their point.