Processing Specialist

The User Access Provisioning (UAP) Analyst role based in GCC involves supporting the managing and controlling of GBS user access requests within KraftHeinz by adhering to Identity and Access Management (IAM) principles and best practices. As a UAP Analyst, you will play a crucial role in ensuring compliance with onboarding principles through the implementation and upkeep of policies, procedures, and technologies related to user provisioning. Collaborating closely with Internal Controls and IT Security Teams will be a key aspect of this role. Your main responsibilities will include processing new user access and change requests, guaranteeing compliance with necessary permissions and approvals, maintaining job matrices, conducting access reviews, coordinating provisioning requests across various IT teams, and ensuring prompt adherence to offboarding requests. Additionally, you will be responsible for maintaining supporting process documentation and establishing a formal database of approved roles, access requirements, and assignees to facilitate Role-Based Access Controls (RBAC). To excel in this role, you should possess at least one year of experience in User Access Provisioning, exceptional communication and collaboration skills to engage with diverse stakeholders, analytical capabilities to support access reviews, the ability to establish a database for RBAC management, strong problem-solving skills to address access issues, as well as organizational proficiency, attention to detail, computer literacy, time management skills, and the capability to prioritize work effectively. Desirable qualifications for this position include an understanding of IAM principles and best practices, prior experience with IAM systems and tools, and an appreciation of Role-Based Access Controls (RBAC) principles. Join us in this dynamic role where you will contribute significantly to the efficient and secure management of user access requests within KraftHeinz while ensuring compliance with IAM principles and best practices.,