Full-Time
Senior IT Security Analyst – Senior Identity Access Management Engineer
Posted on 8/22/2025
onsemi
10,001+ employees
Semiconductors for intelligent power and sensing
No salary listed
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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- Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or closely related field
- 8+ years of overall experience in the IT industry, at least 3+ years of experience in IAM or cybersecurity, strong overall IT work experience
- Technical expertise in the following areas: authentication and authorization, identity and access management, access governance, privileged accounts management
- Basic scripting skills (SQL, REST API, PowerShell, XML, JavaBean, or similar) are required
- Experience with IAM systems (e.g. Saviynt, SailPoint), PAM systems, and security controls
- Familiarity with directory services (e.g., Active Directory, RedHat Directory Service)
- Familiarity with cloud environments (AWS and Azure) and integrating IAM solutions
- Strong understanding of Role Based Access Control, SOD and Access Certification in Saviynt, SailPoint or similar IGA systems
- Strong verbal, written and presentation skills in English are required
- Analyze business requirements, design and deploy application integrations with Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) tool
- Prepare and implement high complexity Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) enhancements for joiner, mover leaver rules and identity governance workflows
- Design, implement and maintain business approval and fulfillment workflows, access reviews and reports for applications
- Build, Operate and Enhance Privileged Access Management (PAM) system, propose enhancements to improve privileged accounts protection
- Lead Enterprise Cybersecurity projects and provides expertise as appropriate to projects led by others
- Configure and deploy IGA Connectors for various target systems
- Develop custom integration connectors with IGA tool for both SaaS and in-house applications using API and/or other connector types
- Create, Commit and Operate IGA Business Access Roles and Segregation of Duties rules for applications
- Assist with design and optimizations for Access Certifications in IGA system
- Integrate systems, onboard and manage privileged accounts by PAM system. Design, Operate and Enhance Smart Rules, monitor PAM system operations, respond to problems or incidents
- Draft IAM processes and procedures to support company objectives
- Provide technical assistance in the selection, configuration, and maintenance of IAM solutions of high complexity
- Respond to and reports on IAM security incidents of moderate to high complexity, providing initial assessment of impact severity and types of incidents being addressed. Coordinates resolution efforts with Enterprise Cybersecurity leadership team for critical or serious incidents
- Support daily operations of information security systems and applications. Collects metrics and prepares operational reports
- Participates and contributes to overall Enterprise Cybersecurity strategy
- Provides technical support for IAM-related inquiries and incidents
- Identifies and remediates IAM-related vulnerabilities and risks
- Maintains documentation for IAM processes, configurations, and standards
- Supports audit inquiries related to identity and access services, provides analysis and evidence to support audit requests
- Spot and fix system design problems and handle identity, access, and permissions issues
- Create reusable tools and strategies to support IAM services
- Performs other duties as assigned
- Hands-on experience managing or working closely with outsourcing partners and service providers
- Comfortable in large, global environments, familiar with complex business processes and working with teams across various regions
- Certification in information technology or information security (CISSP, CISM, CISA, etc.)
onsemi designs and manufactures semiconductors with a focus on intelligent power and sensing technologies for automotive and industrial use. Its products include power management ICs and sensors that regulate energy and provide precise control signals for systems like EVs, ADAS, factory automation, robotics, and energy infrastructure. These chips work by efficiently handling electrical power, converting energy, and delivering sensing data and control outputs that enable safer, more capable machines. The company differentiates itself by specializing in intelligent power and sensing across both automotive and industrial markets and selling through direct OEM partnerships plus a global distributor network to support scalable deployment with energy efficiency at the core of its offerings.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Scottsdale, Arizona
Founded
1999
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- AI data-center power demand creates a new growth lane for SiC and GaN.
- Geely collaboration expands 900V EV design wins across next-generation Chinese platforms.
- China localization and Shanghai investment strengthen access to major EV customers.
What critics are saying
- Automotive demand concentration exposes revenue to EV inventory corrections and slower adoption.
- China exposure invites export controls, retaliation, and supply-chain disruption.
- Crowded GaN and SiC competition pressures pricing, margins, and design-win conversion.
What makes onsemi unique
- Focused on **intelligent power** and **sensing** for automotive and industrial markets.
- Leads in **SiC** devices, modules, and image sensors across high-value applications.
- Combines design tools like **Elite Pairing Studio** with broad manufacturing and support capabilities.
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