Required Skills & Experience
Hands-on Verkada Access Control experience, including managing doors, users, groups, roles, and physical access permissions. Ability to determine what specific doors/facilities a Verkada group provides access to and rationalize complex or legacy access configurations. Experience auditing and cleaning up large volumes of users, groups, permissions, roles, and access assignments. Strong understanding of role-based access control (RBAC) and least-privilege access principles. Ability to identify and remediate duplicate, obsolete, inconsistent, orphaned, and overly broad access groups. Experience reconciling physical-access identities against Active Directory and/or Microsoft Entra ID. Understanding of joiner/mover/leaver (JML) identity lifecycle processes, including terminating access for disabled or departed users. Ability to create standardized group structures and naming conventions that can be maintained long term. Strong documentation skills, including creating procedures, access standards, and training materials. Ability to communicate physical-security and access risks to nontechnical stakeholders, particularly HR and operational teams. Ability and willingness to travel onsite to understand facilities, door layouts, and employee traffic patterns.
Nice to Have Skills & Experience
Deep experience with Verkada Command, camera permissions, camera groups, and physical-security administration. Experience integrating or comparing Verkada entitlement data with AD/Entra ID identity data. Experience developing automated or repeatable access certification/audit processes. Experience reading and interpreting floor plans, door maps, and facility layouts. Experience supporting large, multi-site physical-security environments. Experience developing HR/IT workflows governing requests for privileged groups such as Admin and All Access.
Job Description
Insight Global is seeking a Verkada Access Control Specialist for a top client looking to modernize and rationalize its physical-security access environment. This individual will take ownership of assessing several years of accumulated Verkada users, groups, door permissions, camera permissions, and access configurations, then transform the environment into a clean, scalable, and maintainable role-based access model.
Inventory existing Verkada users, groups, roles, doors, cameras, sites, and access assignments. Map existing access groups to the specific doors, facilities, cameras, and camera groups they authorize. Analyze approximately six years of accumulated access groups and configurations to understand their current purpose and identify unnecessary complexity. Identify duplicate, obsolete, overlapping, inconsistently named, or overly permissive groups. Reconcile Verkada identities against Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID to identify terminated, disabled, duplicate, or otherwise invalid accounts. Identify potentially orphaned physical and camera access and remediate access discrepancies. Rationalize the current environment into a cleaner, standardized RBAC model based on legitimate job function, location, and access requirements. Establish naming conventions and governance standards for new doors, groups, facilities, and access profiles. Review existing Admin and All Access memberships and reduce unnecessary privileged access while preserving legitimate operational requirements. Work with facility stakeholders onsite to understand floor plans, door placement, and actual employee traffic flows. Document both the existing and future-state access model. Create procedures and training materials for IT, security, and HR explaining how physical-access assignments should be managed and the risks of inappropriate privileged-group membership. Develop a repeatable JML process so Verkada access is appropriately provisioned, modified, and removed when employees join, transfer roles/locations, or leave. Where practical, incorporate Verkada entitlement information into the broader identity/audit process to highlight AD, Entra ID, and Verkada access discrepancies.