Security Operations Analyst

At Subway, we are not standing still. We are building. This is a business focused on what matters most: growing franchisee profitability, strengthening our brand and creating long-term value. The people who thrive here are the ones who want to make a real impact. You will not just do the work. You will shape it. We move fast. We think like owners. We make decisions that matter. We hold ourselves to a high standard because what we do directly impacts thousands of franchisees around the world. If you bring energy, accountability and a bias for action, you will fit right in. We take the work seriously, but we also know the best results come from teams that support each other, celebrate wins and show up ready to build something better every day. This is your chance to be part of what’s next. Position Overview The Security Operations Analyst operates the identity security and access-governance layer of Subway's Cybersecurity program. Sitting within the Identity & Access Management team, this role is the operational bridge between IAM and the Detect & Respond function — identity-first in day-to-day work, but grounded in general security operations center (SOC) practice. The Analyst runs access-governance controls that keep the enterprise least-privileged and audit-ready, operates identity threat detection and response using CrowdStrike Falcon Identity Protection, and investigates access anomalies in Falcon Next-Gen SIEM. This role is designed as a genuine growth seat and launchpad into the broader Cybersecurity program, with development paths toward senior identity security, threat detection engineering, security engineering, or IAM engineering. Responsibilities Operate identity threat detection and response with CrowdStrike Falcon Identity Protection: monitor and triage identity-based detections, assess risk and severity, apply risk-based policy actions within defined guardrails, and elevate confirmed threats to the Detect & Respond team; investigate access anomalies end to end using identity telemetry in CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM — authentication events, MFA activity, privileged-account usage, and provisioning changes. Support tuning of identity detections, dashboards, and alert quality with the Detect & Respond team; participate in incident response for identity-related incidents including account compromise, credential abuse, and unauthorized access — executing containment actions such as session revocation, credential reset, and access suspension under team runbooks; monitor privileged and service-account activity for anomalous behavior and policy violations. Run Okta Identity Governance access certification campaigns end to end: campaign setup and scoping, reviewer coordination and follow-up, revocation execution, exception tracking, and production of audit-ready evidence for PCI-DSS 4.0 and cyber-insurance programs; support access request workflow operations including approval-path exceptions and escalations outside self-service. Apply least-privilege principles in daily work: flag over-broad group and role assignments, validate time-bound privileged access, and drive cleanup of dormant, orphaned, or over-privileged accounts; produce and maintain access evidence for internal and external audits and compliance programs. Work down the standing identity-risk case backlog: investigate, prioritize, remediate, and close findings such as dormant accounts, stale privileged access, weak authentication paths, and unowned service accounts; track remediation against service-level targets and report progress and systemic patterns to Cybersecurity leadership. Handle Tier-2/3 identity escalations remaining after automation — complex access requests, provisioning exceptions, and onboarding/offboarding edge cases; manage assigned tickets in ServiceNow meeting SLA targets; support access-related requests from investigations, legal holds, and HR partners with appropriate discretion and documentation; participate in the team's shared on-call rotation. Author and maintain runbooks, triage guides, and knowledge-base articles for identity security operations and certification processes; track and report on identity-risk backlog burn-down, certification completion rates, and detection quality metrics; propose governance, detection, and automation improvements from observed patterns. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related field — or equivalent work experience. 1–3 years in security operations, identity operations, a security operations center (SOC), or IT operations with significant identity or security scope. Working knowledge of IAM fundamentals: authentication and MFA, SSO concepts, directory services, joiner/mover/leaver lifecycle, and least-privilege access. Hands-on exposure to Okta or a comparable identity provider: user and group administration, MFA management, and basic application assignment; Okta strongly preferred. Familiarity with SOC practices: alert triage, severity assessment, escalation paths, evidence handling, and incident documentation. Exposure to a SIEM or security analytics platform — querying logs, investigating events, and reading detections; CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM a plus; willingness to develop CQL proficiency required. Active Directory fundamentals (users, groups, OUs) and familiarity with Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft 365 administration concepts. Experience with an ITSM platform (ServiceNow preferred) in a ticket-driven operations environment. Strong written documentation habits — investigations, evidence, and runbooks that others can follow and auditors can rely on. Comfort using LLM and generative AI tools in day-to-day technical and analytical work. Preferred Qualifications Direct experience with identity threat detection and response tooling (CrowdStrike Falcon Identity Protection or similar ITDR platform). Exposure to Okta Identity Governance or another IGA/access-certification platform (SailPoint, Saviynt, Omada). Familiarity with identity-focused attack techniques — credential stuffing, MFA fatigue, token theft, Kerberos abuse, lateral movement — and the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Basic scripting in PowerShell or Python for reporting, reconciliation, and evidence gathering. Awareness of non-human identity concepts: service accounts, credential scoping, and access patterns for LLM and agentic AI integrations. Exposure to attack surface/asset management (CAASM) tooling. Relevant certification: CompTIA Security+, Okta Certified Professional, Microsoft SC-300, or GIAC entry-level certification. What do we offer? Mobility Allowance #J-18808-Ljbffr