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Turnkey is helping to make the world a safer place to do business. As a global consulting provider of risk management, identity and access management and cyber security solutions to companies who run enterprise software, we help some of the largest companies in the world to manage their business risks and protect their most important assets from internal and external threats.
We are a fast growing and dynamic company with a fun, relaxed but professional culture. We have an exciting opportunity to appoint a PAM Consultant to join our team who will be key in supporting our rapid growth plans and ambitious over the next five years.
In joining our team, you can expect to be working on challenging PAM projects across a wide range of global clients and industries. The nature of projects will be diverse and will vary across the categories of advisory, assurance, managed services, and system implementation. Whilst being actively engaged in solving business problems, our core practice remains specialised in technical solutions for our clients.
We are looking for an independent, pro-active, and ambitious individual who is committed to making a meaningful contribution to Turnkey. The candidate will play a leading role in supporting client engagements, as well as utilising strong technical experience to implement PAM solutions that best fit our clients’ needs.
We are looking for a driven individual with at least three years’ practical experience in delivering solutions within the Identity & Access Management domain to join our team as a PAM Engineer/Consultant. The successful candidate will have a good level of technical ability, and a good understanding of business needs, to ensure successful delivery of the best technical solutions every time.
The Ideal candidate will be confident in delivering identity and access management solutions, across some of the following areas:
Privileged Access Management (PAM) also providing assistance on other types of IAM project including:
The key technologies we are looking for experience in are:
Delinea AND/OR BeyondTrust AND/OR CyberArk
And any of the following technologies would be desirable.
We are looking ideally for someone with the following attributes:
The following attributes, while not mandatory, will be advantageous:
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