





Tier-1 brand, mid-level generalist band, and metro location create high candidate competition.
AD and PAM skills transfer across industries but financial compliance and privileged access raise moderate specificity.
Explicit 3–5 year AD requirement, mandatory domain expertise and 24/7 leadership make filtering stringent.
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Lead and manage a 24/7 Global Security Access Control (GSAC) team responsible for Privileged user and group account management in Active Directory, ensuring compliance with policies and efficient access control.
Own team performance, processes, metrics, training, documentation, compliance, and serve as escalation point for complex security issues within Active Directory privileged access.
Monitor and report on Active Directory privileged account activities, support process improvements, and collaborate with stakeholders to maintain security standards and operations.
3-5 years of Active Directory experience including hierarchy management, group design, deployment, configuration, and business-as-usual support.
Experience managing Privileged user accounts and groups within an enterprise environment with strong change control practices.
Familiarity with AD tools, ServiceNow, change management processes, and ability to communicate complex issues effectively to customers and teams.
Work Experience Required: Minimum 3-5 years in relevant Active Directory user and group management roles; Notice period: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Proven leadership experience managing shifts and teams in a 24/7 security access control environment within large enterprise settings.
Strong technical expertise in Windows Active Directory Administration including Privileged Access Management and related security tools such as Beyond Trust or CyberArk.
Demonstrates ability to handle complex troubleshooting independently, drive process improvements, and effectively communicate technical details to diverse stakeholders.