Identity and Access Control Manager

Job PurposeLead enterprise IAM (IGA, MFA, SSO and PAM ) by defining controls and ensuring they’re enforced in practice. Own policies, standards, lifecycle design, and audit readiness, while providing operational oversight (and hands-on support) so daily IAM delivery. access requests, provisioning, reviews, PAM, SSO/MFA onboarding, and incident support runs effectively through internal teams and/or service partners.Duties & ResponsibilitiesOwn IAM policies/standards and control objectives (JML, MFA, privileged access, service accounts, access reviews, SoD, break-glass, logging/monitoring).Establish the IAM operating model (RACI, exceptions, risk acceptance, control testing) and service expectations (SLAs, support, escalation).Drive the IAM roadmap, service delivery workflows (request catalog/fulfillment), and continual improvement.Lead identity lifecycle and access review execution: role/entitlement model (RBAC/ABAC), certifications, remediation, orphan/leaver cleanup, and integration reliability (HR/ITSM/directories).Govern and oversee privileged access: onboarding standards, vault/session controls, rotation, break-glass testing, service/admin account lifecycle, and privileged-incident response support.Standardize and oversee SSO/MFA onboarding and operations: secure onboarding gates, federation stability, MFA enrollment/support, and authentication policy tuning with IT.Maintain runbooks/SOPs and partner with SOC/IR during incidents for rapid containment (revocations, investigations, evidence capture).Serve as the IAM focal point for audits and stakeholders; manage vendor/partner performance and reporting.Education & ExperienceBachelor's degree in Information Technology, or an equivalent discipline relevant to the role.4–6 years of relevant professional experience in the related field.Required SkillsHigh level of Arabic and English both written and oral.Knowledge of IT & CybersecurityHigh level of communication skillsExpert in Microsoft Office such as PowerPoint and Excel