Provides technical leadership for enterprise SailPoint IAM solutions, including IdentityIQ installation, configuration, connectors, automated provisioning, RBAC, scripting, and platform enhancements. Collaborates with architects, vendors, customers, and business stakeholders to define access roles, implement IAM best practices, support testing, and mature onboarding and offboarding processes. The role requires extensive applicable experience, Azure knowledge, technical documentation skills, and the ability to attain DHS EOD suitability.
Location: Fully Remote (ET work hours)
Job Description
As the Sr. SailPoint Identify and Access Management engineer you will provide technical leadership to enterprise scale projects and solutions, designing next generation IAM services. In this role you will define, develop, and implement an IAM strategy that reduces risk and provides resiliency, while accelerating business initiatives. Working collaboratively with IAM, Network and Security Architects, you will coordinate with vendors to evaluate, test and deploy new technology solutions.
More about the Role:
- Engineer and build a secure and robust enterprise identify and access management solution.
- Responsible for installing, customizing, configuration and supporting SailPoint Identity and Access Management tools and processes. This includes automated provisioning/deprovisioning to downstream applications.
- Lead technical design discussions and develop IGA platform enhancements using tools including Beanshell, Java, and PowerShell.
- Collaborate with customer to define organization constructs/naming conventions and user access roles.
- Engage with, and advise stakeholders within the business on Identity and Access Management best practices.
- Participate in and/or lead user acceptance testing and bug-related engineering efforts.
- Identify areas for delivery automated solutions (e.g. onboarding/offboarding) and maturation of existing processes by leveraging scripting.
Education and Requirements:
- Ability to attain DHS EOD.
- BA + 10 years’ applicable experience, AA + 12 years’ applicable experience, MA + 3 years applicable experience or 16 years’ experience.
- Experience and knowledge in building out SailPoint IDAM solutions, preferably SailPoint Identity IQ.
- Experience administering all aspects of a SailPoint IdentityIQ installation, including OS and web server level modifications.
- Proficiency with creating and configuring application connectors with IdentityIQ.
- Prior experience in providing RBAC solutions for clouds solutions (e.g. Azure).
- Strong scripting and automation abilities including JavaScript, XML, BeanShell, PowerShell and/or Python.
- Working knowledge of Entra ID/Azure Active Directory.
- Experience working in cloud first environments, preferably with Azure.
- Familiarity with Agile development methodologies, frameworks, and tools, preferably git, JIRA, and Azure DevOps.
- Experience creating technical architecture documentation.
- Strong communication and written skills.
- IdentityIQ Engineering certification is desired.
Accelera Solutions is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled.
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