Privileged Access Engineer (PAM) with AI Capabilities

Hi, The following requirement is open with our client. Title: Privileged Access Engineer (PAM) with AI Location : Alpharetta, GA Onsite Local Duration : 12+Months Rate : $55/hr on W2 Relevant Experience (in Yrs.) : 9+ Looking for only W2 - Need locals candidates only Job Description: The Privileged Access Engineer (PAM) with AI Capabilities is responsible for securing privileged access across enterprise systems by implementing advanced PAM solutions while leveraging Artificial Intelligence

Job Title: IAM Architect Location: Alpharetta, GA Duration: 6months Rate: $56/hr ROLE_DESCRIPTION - An IAM Architect is responsible for designing, implementing, and governing identity and access management solutions that ensure secure access to enterprise systems, applications, and data. This role bridges business requirements, cybersecurity, and IT architecture to enforce robust identity governance and compliance. Technical Skills Deep knowledge of: SSO, MFA, Federation protocols (SAML, OAuth

Senior CyberArk EngineerAGM Tech Solutions | On behalf of a Global Technology Company Location: Hybrid New Jersey or Georgia Type: Full-Time About the RoleAGM Tech Solutions, a Women-owned IT Consulting firm, is partnering with a Global Technology Company to place a Senior CyberArk Engineer. This is a hands-on engineering role in a large enterprise environment undergoing a significant migration to AWS. The ideal candidate brings deep CyberArk expertise, strong automation and scripting skills, a

Alpharetta GA Job Description: >> The Privileged Access Engineer (PAM) with AI Capabilities is responsible for securing privileged access across enterprise systems by implementing advanced PAM solutions while leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to enhance threat detection, automation, and decision-making. >> This role blends cybersecurity engineering with AI-driven analytics to proactively identify risks, automate privileged access controls, and enable adaptive sec