What are the responsibilities and job description for the IAM Software Developer III (Hybrid) position at Serigor, Inc.?
Job Title: IAM Software Developer III (Hybrid)
Location: Austin, TX
Duration: 11 Months with possible extension
Job Description:
The Software Developer III will manage the enterprise Identity and Access Management (IAM) ecosystem throughout the contract. Responsibilities include designing and implementing a centralized identity provider framework using SAML 2.0 and OIDC for SSO and MFA, developing lifecycle workflows, onboarding applications via REST APIs, and establishing Role-Based Access Control. The role involves integrating IAM solutions across platforms, supporting IGA, Access Management, and Privileged Access Services, and collaborating with security and IT teams to maintain consistent IAM practices. Regularly assess IAM technologies, maintain technical documentation, and provide support for Directory, IAM services, servers, and databases.
Candidate Skills and Qualifications:
Minimum Requirements:
Candidates that do not meet or exceed the minimum stated requirements (skills/experience) will be displayed to customers but may not be chosen for this opportunity.
Years
Required/Preferred
Experience
8
Required
IAM Platform governance, engineering, lifecycle automation and Scripting
8
Required
Application onboarding, Integrate business applications with IAM systems
5
Required
Designing and implementing RBAC models, enforcing separation of duties and designing certification campaigns
5
Required
Managing Centralized Identity Provider and configuring SSO, MFA
3
Required
SailPoint Identity Security Cloud.
3
Required
Implementing User Access reviews with SailPoint Identity Security Cloud.
3
Required
Integrating applications with SailPoint Identity Security Cloud.
3
Required
Using Privilege Access Management.
3
Required
Automating user provisioning and reporting using scripting languages PowerShell and Python.
2
Preferred
Experience working with a state government agency
Other Special Requirements:
Location: Austin, TX
Duration: 11 Months with possible extension
Job Description:
The Software Developer III will manage the enterprise Identity and Access Management (IAM) ecosystem throughout the contract. Responsibilities include designing and implementing a centralized identity provider framework using SAML 2.0 and OIDC for SSO and MFA, developing lifecycle workflows, onboarding applications via REST APIs, and establishing Role-Based Access Control. The role involves integrating IAM solutions across platforms, supporting IGA, Access Management, and Privileged Access Services, and collaborating with security and IT teams to maintain consistent IAM practices. Regularly assess IAM technologies, maintain technical documentation, and provide support for Directory, IAM services, servers, and databases.
Candidate Skills and Qualifications:
Minimum Requirements:
Candidates that do not meet or exceed the minimum stated requirements (skills/experience) will be displayed to customers but may not be chosen for this opportunity.
Years
Required/Preferred
Experience
8
Required
IAM Platform governance, engineering, lifecycle automation and Scripting
8
Required
Application onboarding, Integrate business applications with IAM systems
5
Required
Designing and implementing RBAC models, enforcing separation of duties and designing certification campaigns
5
Required
Managing Centralized Identity Provider and configuring SSO, MFA
3
Required
SailPoint Identity Security Cloud.
3
Required
Implementing User Access reviews with SailPoint Identity Security Cloud.
3
Required
Integrating applications with SailPoint Identity Security Cloud.
3
Required
Using Privilege Access Management.
3
Required
Automating user provisioning and reporting using scripting languages PowerShell and Python.
2
Preferred
Experience working with a state government agency
Other Special Requirements:
- Additional duties will include deploying a privileged access management solution featuring secure credential vaulting, automated password rotation, and just-in-time provisioning.
- Beyond initial deployment responsibilities, responsibilities extend to long-term system maintenance, including performance tuning, troubleshooting provisioning errors and connection failures, and continuing onboarding of business applications.