Sailpoint Engineer

About BayRock Labs At BayRock Labs , we pioneer innovative tech solutions that drive business transformation. As a leading product engineering firm based in Silicon Valley, we provide full-cycle product development, leveraging cutting-edge technologies in AI, ML, and data analytics. Our collaborative, inclusive culture fosters professional growth and work-life balance. Join us to work on ground-breaking projects and be part of a team that values excellence, integrity, and innovation. Together, let's redefine what's possible in technology. We are seeking a skilled SailPoint Engineer to design, implement, and maintain identity governance solutions using SailPoint IdentityIQ. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in identity lifecycle management, access certification, and role-based access control across enterprise environments. 📌 Key Responsibilities: Develop and configure SailPoint IdentityIQ workflows, rules, and connectors. Integrate SailPoint with enterprise applications for automated provisioning and de-provisioning. Implement access review campaigns and role mining strategies. Troubleshoot and resolve identity-related issues across systems. Collaborate with security, infrastructure, and application teams to enforce IAM policies. Conduct audits and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Maintain documentation for configurations, processes, and procedures. 🧠 Required Skills: Strong experience with SailPoint IdentityIQ development and administration. Proficiency in Java, BeanShell scripting, XML, and SQL. Familiarity with IAM concepts: RBAC, ABAC, SOD, provisioning, and certification. Experience integrating SailPoint with Active Directory, LDAP, ServiceNow, and cloud platforms. Knowledge of security protocols and compliance frameworks (e.g., SOX, HIPAA, GDPR). 🌟 Preferred Qualifications: SailPoint Certified Engineer. Experience with other IAM tools (e.g., Okta, CyberArk, Ping). Background in cybersecurity or enterprise architecture. Strong problem-solving and communication skills. Originally posted on Himalayas