Privileged Access Management (PAM) Administrator

A CyberArk Privileged Access Management (PAM) Administrator is responsible for deploying, administering, maintaining, and supporting the CyberArk PAM platform to secure privileged accounts and credentials. Must Have 7+ years administration experience in working on large, complex CyberArk environmentsIn depth knowledge of PAM CyberArk tool / CyberArk PAS Vault, DR, CPM, PSM, PVWA, CP, CCP and Alero5+ years of credential management expertise and advanced management of credential management systems.3+ years credential/secrets management experience in a cloud or DevOps environmentAdvanced Information Security technical skills and understanding of information security practices and policies7+ years of Windows OS administration experience5+ years of experience with automating workflows with tools like Powershell, Python, Shell, etcInstall, configure, and upgrade CyberArk components.Manage the Password Vault Web Access (PVWA).Configure and maintain the Central Policy Manager (CPM).Administer the Privileged Session Manager (PSM).Create and manage Safes, platforms, and access policies.Onboard privileged accounts (Windows, Linux, Unix, databases, network devices, cloud).Configure password rotation and reconciliation.Troubleshoot CyberArk infrastructure and application issues.Monitor platform health and review audit logs.Integrate CyberArk with:Microsoft Active DirectoryLDAPSIEM solutions (e.g., Splunk, QRadar)Multi-factor authentication (MFA)Perform backup, disaster recovery, and high-availability maintenance.Apply CyberArk patches and upgrades.Ensure compliance with security policies and regulatory requirements. Required Skills CyberArk PAM administrationWindows Server administrationLinux/Unix administrationActive Directory & LDAPPowerShell scriptingNetworking fundamentals (TCP/IP, DNS, SSL)IIS administrationSQL Server basicsPrivileged access security conceptsIncident troubleshooting and root-cause analysis Skills: cpm,pam administrator,information security,management,cyberark,active directory,windows