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Ashburn, Virginia, United States
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As an Enterprise Asset Manager, you will lead the development, implementation, and ongoing management of comprehensive asset inventories across both on-premise and cloud environments within a large, complex enterprise. Your responsibilities will include overseeing asset classification, prioritization, and lifecycle management, with a strong emphasis on integrating cybersecurity considerations throughout each phase. You will collaborate closely with cybersecurity teams to support vulnerability management, configuration management, and risk assessments, ensuring that asset data is seamlessly integrated into security operations, incident response, and compliance initiatives. Your role will also involve supporting regulatory compliance efforts, including ISMA, NIST, and ISO 27001 frameworks, and preparing for and participating in audits. To excel in this position, you will leverage your expertise in IT Asset Management (ITAM), Software Asset Management (SAM), and Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), particularly in a leadership or managerial capacity. You should be adept at utilizing leading ITAM/EAM platforms and CMDB solutions such as ServiceNow, Flexera, Ivanti, and BMC, as well as asset discovery tools and techniques for network, endpoint, and cloud environments. Proficiency in software licensing models, compliance, and optimization strategies is essential, along with a deep understanding of hardware, software, and cloud asset lifecycles. Familiarity with automation concepts, scripting for asset data collection and reconciliation, and secure configuration baselines will be highly beneficial. Your analytical will be critical in identifying trends, anomalies, and opportunities for optimization within asset management processes. You will be expected to use data analysis and reporting tools like Excel, Power BI, and Tableau to develop and track KPIs and metrics that measure the effectiveness of asset management initiatives. Experience evaluating, implementing, and managing asset management tools, as well as integrating asset data into broader security and risk management frameworks such as NIST RMF and CSF, will contribute to your success. Holding a Secret clearance and one or more relevant certifications—such as CITAM, CSAM, ITIL, CISSP, or CISM—will be required to fulfill the demands of this role.
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