4 months ago
San Pedro Garza García, MexicoSenior
Responsibilities
- Help define global IAM strategy, future-state vision, architecture, and roadmap.
- Design scalable identity and access solutions across IAM domains, end-user platforms, applications, and collaboration tools.
- Provide technical solutions, troubleshooting, and support for IAM and Identity services.
- Design joiner, mover, and leaver identity lifecycle models integrated with HR and end-user access needs.
- Define access governance, role and entitlement models, RBAC, ABAC, least-privilege, and zero-trust access principles.
- Design authentication and authorization capabilities including SSO, MFA, SCIM, PAM, PKI, identity federation, and directory synchronization.
- Embed security, compliance, audit readiness, governance, and risk mitigation into identity solutions.
- Define self-service, automation, and digital-experience improvements for globally scalable workforce access.
- Document solutions and establish ownership, controls, decision frameworks, success criteria, and transition readiness.
- Influence enterprise direction through cross-functional partnership, communication, and fact-based recommendations.
Requirements
- At least five years of experience engineering IAM and Identity Services.
- Hands-on technical experience with Active Directory, Entra ID, and CyberArk.
- Strong background in digital workplace architecture, identity lifecycle design, and access governance.
- Experience with joiner, mover, and leaver processes.
- Technical understanding of authentication and authorization models.
- Knowledge of Role-Based Access Control, Attribute-Based Access Control, least privilege, zero trust, identity federation, and directory synchronization.
- Experience with SSO, MFA, SCIM, PAM, PKI, scripting, troubleshooting, and technical subject-matter expertise.
- Experience with passwordless, token, and card authentication in manufacturing environments.
- Saviynt experience is a plus.
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About Clarios
Clarios manufactures low-voltage automotive batteries and energy-storage solutions for vehicle OEMs and the aftermarket, and is expanding into supercapacitors for data center and grid uses. The privately held company, headquartered in Glendale, Wisconsin, produces more than 150 million batteries a year, with products installed in roughly one in three vehicles worldwide. Its portfolio spans conventional flooded, AGM, and advanced 12‑volt systems supporting start‑stop, electrified, and auxiliary power needs.