Senior Identity & Access Management Engineer
Task Staffing Solutions•Others
Full-timeSenior
👁️ 0 views•📝 0 applications•Posted 8/12/2026•Expires 9/11/2026
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Job Description
Your responsibilities :
- Develop, test and configure different Nexis Environments for authorization concepts and business role.
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues with workflows, imports and the Sailpoint IIQ interface through debugging and bugfixing.
- Process and manage change request tickets related authorization concepts and business role.
- Identify inconsistencies and provide technical solutions or recommendations.
- Document development processes, bugfix outcomes, and other configurations.
- Collaborate with support teams and client stakeholders for issue resolution and requirement clarification.
- Support continuous improvement of onboarding processes and regular review cycles.
- Escalate critical issues or recurring trends as needed.
Your profile :
- Bachelor/Master degree in Information Technology, Management and Engineering, Industrial Engineering or equivalent.
- Minimum of 8 years experience in Identity and Access management projects or practical experience during internships.
- Experience with Sailpoint Identity IQ.
- Experience in Java, Shell Scripting and Javascript is desirable.
- Basic knowledge of LDAP, AD, Azure or GCP.
- Experience in test management would be an advantage.
- Solid handling of MS Office applications.
- Proactive thinking and self-paced work on solutions is desired.
- Optional : CISSP, CISM or comparable certifications.
- Strong, proven analytic and problem-solving skills.
- Good presentation and documentation skills.
Required Skills
AzureDocumentationGCPJavaJavaScriptMS OfficeOnboardingProblem Solving
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