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About the Role:
We are seeking an experienced Identity and Access Management (IAM) Engineer to lead the integration of enterprise applications within the Saviynt Identity platform. The ideal candidate will be proficient in building connections, role modeling, and streamlining Segregation of Duties (SoD) policies to support identity lifecycle and access governance processes.
Key Responsibilities:
Application Onboarding & Integration:
Develop and configure application connections in Saviynt using REST, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM, or SOAP protocols.
Collaborate with application teams to gather provisioning and deprovisioning requirements.
Test and validate connection performance, attribute mappings, and provisioning rules.
Connection Development:
Design and build custom integrations using APIs for apps not supported out-of-the-box.
Maintain and troubleshoot connectors, resolving integration and sync issues efficiently.
Role Design & Engineering:
Create and manage technical, business, and birthright roles in Saviynt.
Define dynamic role assignment rules for Joiner-Mover-Leaver (JML) scenarios.
Align role design with enterprise access policies and business requirements.
Segregation of Duties (SoD):
Analyze, define, and implement SoD policies based on risk and compliance needs.
Work with compliance teams to remediate conflicts and enforce access controls.
Maintain SoD rule sets and assist in periodic SoD reviews.
Collaboration & Documentation:
Interface with application owners, InfoSec, and auditors to gather integration specs and support reviews.
Document connection configurations, use cases, and troubleshooting guides.
Required Qualifications:
4–6 years of experience working with Saviynt IGA platform.
Proven expertise in building and maintaining application connectors.
Strong understanding of role-based access control (RBAC) and access lifecycle management.
Experience implementing and enforcing SoD controls.
Proficient in SQL, JSON, and working with APIs.
Ability to troubleshoot identity integration issues across diverse systems.