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CIAM Consultant

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CIAM Consultant (Customer Identity & Access Management)
Location: London (Hybrid)
Salary: Up to £60,000
We're supporting a leading global technology consultancy as they continue to expand their Security practice with an experienced Customer Identity & Access Management (CIAM) Consultant.
This is a specialist CIAM opportunity not a general IAM role suited to someone with hands-on experience designing and delivering customer identity solutions within complex enterprise environments.
What you'll be doing:
- Designing and implementing Customer Identity & Access Management (CIAM) solutions
- Translating business and customer experience requirements into scalable technical designs
- Advising clients on CIAM best practices, governance, and identity strategy
- Working with engineers, architects, and stakeholders to deliver identity transformation programmes
- Supporting modern authentication approaches including passwordless, adaptive authentication, and fraud prevention
- Helping clients improve identity security while delivering seamless customer experiences
- Supporting delivery across complex technology programmes and workstreams
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What they're looking for:
- 3+ years commercial experience within CIAM / Identity & Access Management
- Strong understanding of:
- Authentication and authorisation
- Federation
- Identity lifecycle management
- Customer identity solutions
- Hands-on experience with CIAM platforms such as: Okta, ForgeRock, Ping Identity, Microsoft Entra ID / Azure AD B2C
- Experience delivering technology solutions in client-facing environments
- Ability to communicate technical concepts clearly to business stakeholders
- Understanding of data privacy regulations including GDPR
- Strong stakeholder management and problem-solving skills


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Desirable experience:
- Zero Trust security models
- Adaptive authentication
- API security
- Identity governance frameworks
- ISO 27001 / NIST / COBIT
- Cloud platforms, APIs, and directory services
- Leading workstreams or supporting small project teams
What's on offer:
- Up to £60,000 (London) / £55,000 (Regional) + benefits
- Work on large-scale digital identity transformation programmes
- Exposure to global clients and complex security challenges
- Access to industry-leading training and career development
- Hybrid working, UK locations considered, with occasional office/client visits
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