Identity Strategy & Pathfinding Analyst

About the role

Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all. Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. We are seeking a Senior Identity & Access Governance (IAG) Analyst to join our team and help advance Micron's IAG strategy and transformation initiatives. This role collaborates with security, architecture, engineering, and business functions. It serves as a trusted advisor and translates complex identity, access, and governance requirements into practical capabilities and strategic solutions. The role will lead pathfinding activities, support product and technology evaluations, develop arguments, and enable architecture decisions that build Micron's long-term IAG roadmap. This includes exploring emerging identity security trends, AI-enabled capabilities, and future-state governance models to ensure scalable, secure, and business-aligned outcomes. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated professional to influence enterprise identity strategy, drive innovation, and help define the future of identity governance at Micron.

Responsibilities

• Partner with multi-functional collaborators to gather identity, access, governance, security, compliance, and business requirements and translate them into actionable solutions.
• Lead discovery and analysis efforts, evaluating emerging identity technologies, industry trends, vendor capabilities, and regulatory requirements.
• Support IAM strategy for AI-enabled and emerging technologies by assessing governance, risks, opportunities, and business use cases.
• Evaluate IAM products and capabilities for business value, functional fit, integration needs, implementation complexity, and enterprise alignment.
• Document IAM capabilities, data flows, integrations, dependencies, ownership models, and opportunities for simplification and reuse.
• Define user-centered requirements that balance security, compliance, scalability, operational support, and user experience.
• Manage and prioritize the IAM backlog, standards, and documentation to align with business objectives and strategic goals.