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The IAM Architect will lead the architecture, design, and implementation of identity and access management solutions. Responsibilities include requirements gathering, capacity planning, technical assessments, and deployment of IAM technologies. The role also involves maintenance of systems, knowledge transfer, and staying updated on IAM trends and best practices.

As an IAM Consultant specializing in Sailpoint, you'll gather requirements, install and configure IIQ solutions, conduct testing, and provide ongoing support. You will also maintain environments following best coding practices while staying updated on IAM trends and methodologies.

The IAM Architect will engage in requirements gathering, analyze business processes, lead architecture and design for IAM solutions, manage capacity planning, conduct technology assessments, and ensure effective installation and deployment of IAM solutions. They will also provide training, maintain multiple environments, and keep up with market trends.

The Sr. IAM Engineer will gather requirements, install and deploy IAM solutions, develop testing protocols, provide training, and maintain multiple environments while ensuring compliance with best practices. The role requires strong communication skills and knowledge of IAM trends.

The Director of Identity Solutions will lead Identity client architecture initiatives, assist in presales activities, and design complex Identity solutions. Responsibilities include collaborating with sales, engaging with clients, presenting at conferences, and staying updated on market trends.

The Sr. MS Analyst will provide L2 support by resolving technical and non-technical customer issues, performing root cause analysis, troubleshooting major incidents, and enhancing development based on customer requirements while ensuring knowledge management. Flexibility for outside business hours support is required.

The Technical Analyst role involves providing technical support and troubleshooting for IAM applications. Responsibilities include resolving customer issues, documenting processes, performing development tasks based on requirements, and assisting team members. Effective communication and problem-solving skills are essential.

The Technical Analyst provides customer support, troubleshooting issues related to integration applications. Responsibilities include real-time problem resolution, documentation, and enhancing software based on customer needs, while contributing to a proactive support model.

The Technical Analyst will collaborate with clients to design and implement Saviynt-based Identity Governance Administration (IGA) solutions. Responsibilities include configuring Saviynt to meet client needs, integrating with other systems, and maintaining detailed technical documentation.

The Technical Analyst serves as a customer advocate managing integration applications and troubleshooting related issues. They are responsible for providing immediate resolutions to technical issues, documenting FAQs, facilitating development based on customer needs, and supporting team coordination. They should also be adaptable to learning new technologies, ensuring effective communication and problem-solving skills throughout the support process.

The Technical Analyst at IDMWORKS is responsible for providing hands-on support in Identity and Access Management, focusing on Ping Products. Key duties include problem-solving, troubleshooting customer issues, guiding team operations, gathering requirements, and collaborating with product vendors to ensure efficient IAM solutions.