Federal ICAM Strategy Lead (Cybersecurity SME)

UNAVAILABLE; McLean (VA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Steampunk is seeking a Cybersecurity / ICAM SME to coordinate identity, credential, and access management program maturation for a large federal client, providing program integration support across the four ICAM pillars without directing implementation.

The role emphasizes policy development, stakeholder engagement, and executive dashboards, with a focus on PMO-style coordination rather than hands-on IAM engineering. Security clearance is a prerequisite.

Qualifications

• U.S. government security clearance ability/eligibility
• 10+ years total experience
• 8+ years identity, credential, and access management experience at the program level
• Knowledge of HSPD-12, CIO Directive 25-03, NIST 800-63, and FICAM requirements

Responsibilities

• Support development and maintenance of a comprehensive ICAM Program and Product Strategy, including policy and technology roadmaps
• Establish program tracking tools, milestone registries, and dependency maps
• Coordinate across the client and its implementation partners to integrate workstreams and resolve dependencies — without owning or directing implementation execution
• Facilitate stakeholder focus groups annually to define current-state/future-state ICAM vision and inform a prioritized improvement roadmap
• Develop and deliver quarterly system owner communications and engagement activities, ICAM program status reports, and leadership dashboards with risk summaries and recommended actions
• Maintain compliance alignment across all coordination artifacts with HSPD-12, M-19-17, CIO Directive 25-03, NIST 800-63, and FICAM requirements

Skills

Program management

Cross-organizational coordination

Written and verbal communication

Policy and roadmapping

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Steampunk is seeking a Cybersecurity / ICAM SME to coordinate identity, credential, and access management program maturation for a large federal client, providing program integration support across the four ICAM pillars without directing implementation.

The role emphasizes policy development, stakeholder engagement, and executive dashboards, with a focus on PMO-style coordination rather than hands-on IAM engineering. Security clearance is a prerequisite.