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Location: Toronto Contract duration: 5-6 months Typical day in role: Meetings with stakeholders (business, IT security, compliance teams) to discuss access needs, risks, and exceptions. Review requests for privileged access across UNIX, Active Directory (AD), and Windows environments. Prioritize tasks for the day: remediation efforts, guideline drafting, or urgent escalations. Assess the current UNIX landscape from a privilege perspective, identifying misaligned sudo rules, excessive access, or outdated configurations. Set up or refine UNIX sudo council configurations, ensuring proper delegation of administrative rights. Analyze privilege access models across UNIX, AD, and Windows to ensure consistency and compliance with governance standards. Document findings from assessments, highlighting risks, exceptions, and remediation paths. Must-Have Skills: 9+ years of hands-on experience with UNIX, Active Directory (AD), and Windows privilege models 7+ years of practical experience in the identity access management domain, including user access, cybersecurity, and risk management Proven ability to communicate and present effectively to diverse stakeholders, tailoring information to both technical and non-technical audiences 5+ years of cybersecurity auditing experience, with a strong focus on compliance and risk assessment Nice to have skills: Proficiency in scripting languages (PowerShell, Shell, Java, Python) Spanish language skills Soft Skills Required: Drives problem-solving and navigates ambiguity through critical thinking and solution-oriented approaches. Able to work remotely and on-site on multiple activities simultaneously and meet deadlines Bets vs average The best candidate will have hands-on experience with Active Directory, Windows, and UNIX within the identity access management domain. The best candidate is someone who can communicate very well. Some with the ability to distill complex. Education & Certificates: Bachelor''s Degree in Engineering, Information Sciences, or equivalent field