Sailpoint Governance Analyst/Remote.

The position is initially remote. Id - 3811091 Req Id - 8512290 • SailPoint Implementation Engineer will require a strong understanding of Identity Access Management (IAM), and Access Governance/SailPoints suites of products • Minimum of 2-3 years of experience working with SailPoint technologies (IdentityIQ), concepts and features, Development background (i.e. JAVA), execute test cases and test plans for SailPoint solutions; • Install, customize, configure, and support identity provisioning and governance tools; • Gathering Requirements, Developing build map rules, LCM Events and workflows; • Install, Customize, configure and support identify provisioning and Governance tools; • Experience with IdentityIQ Administration and Implementation; • Experience as IAM Business Analyst in area of Identity Access Management, Sailpoint IIQ • Experience in understanding the requirements related to audit and compliance reporting • Strong IAM domain knowledge • Strong experience in understanding IAM solution requirements and develop/modify business processes, prepare communication & training material for IAM/IIQ systems. • Must be able to collect requirements related to user life cycle management (Onboarding, off-boarding etc) • Must be familiar with access governance features of IAM Tool - Access recertification, Approval Workflows, Role Management, SOD policies • Must be able to understand the requirements related to audit and compliance reporting Apply tot his job Apply tot his job Apply tot his job

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