2 SailPoint Jobs in West Yorkshire

Ready to utilise your deep knowledge of SailPoint to design SailPoint architectures and oversee its implementation? Are you looking for an exciting opportunity to work on new and emerging technologies while contributing to the development of best practices? Make a meaningful impact as a SailPoint Architect! Careers … bring products to life. Work with customers and identify opportunities to support their strategy and improve their processes across functions. The Role: As a SailPoint Architect , you will be responsible for the Implementation, Design and Architect of complex IAM solutions for large scale customers across various industry verticals. You … will work closely with stakeholders to understand business requirements, designing SailPoint architectures and overseeing its implementation. Key Responsibilities: SailPoint hands-on technical responsibilities (IIQ or IDN): o Create and Correlate Users, Roles, and Access Profiles. o Monitor Sources and connections for Errors and issues. o Troubleshoot and if more »

Ready to utilise your skills in Cyber Security? Are you passionate about Identity and Access Management? We have an exciting role for you – SailPoint Architect! Careers at TCS: It means more TCS is a purpose-led transformation company, built on belief. We do not just help businesses to transform … bring products to life. Work with customers and identify opportunities to support their strategy and improve their processes across functions. The Role: As a SailPoint Developer , you will be primarily responsible for the configuration and customisation of SailPoint Identity Now, ensuring alignment with business requirements. You will design … it and achieve success. Key Responsibilities: Implement our IAM technology strategy, methods, and approaches; working with others to implement and embed. Configure and customise SailPoint Identity Now to meet business requirements. Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to IAM processes, connectors, and integrations. Work with project teams to understand IGA more »