Job Location : Springfield,IL, USA
Description
The SailPoint SME will lead the SailPoint solution design and architecture for a Department of Defense client. You will use your expertise to meet technical and business requirements for a mature zero trust identity governance solution. You will ensure consistent, quality delivery by guiding your team through the development lifecycle.
Responsibilities
Lead the design, architecture, and implementation of SailPoint IIQ
Support and assist project lead in delivery activities
Collaborate with clients and team members to analyze business and technical requirements, system architectures, design decisions, and solution components
Serve as a subject matter advisor for your team and review deliverables to ensure quality and zero trust security best practices
Required Qualifications
US Citizen
Active DoD SECRET clearance
Experience designing, developing, and advising on zero trust ICAM enterprise architectures
Experience with programming and scripting languages including Java, Python, and JavaScript
At least 5 years of experience designing and implementing IAM solutions
At least 3 years of experience implementing enterprise identity governance & administration (IGA) solutions, such as:
SailPoint Identity IQ (IIQ) or IdentityNow
Saviynt Security Manager (SSM) or Enterprise Identity Cloud (EIC)
IBM Security Verify Governance
Preferred Qualifications
Possession of a SailPoint IdentityIQ certification
Possession of an advanced, industry-standard cybersecurity certification, such as (ISC) 2 CISSP
Experience working in or with the US federal government client
EEO Requirements
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