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Lead IAM Technical Architect

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Our client is looking for a Lead IAM Technical Architect to join a major public sector digital programme, on a long-term engagement running until 31/03/2027.
Key Highlights
- Role: Lead IAM Technical Architect
- Domain: Digital / Cyber – Identity Governance & Administration (IGA)
- Location: Primarily remote, with occasional travel to Swindon
- Engagement: Inside IR35, via umbrella
- Rate: £750/day
- Market: Cyber, within the Public Sector
- Security Clearance: BPSS (Basic) – or eligibility to obtain it
- Interview Process: Introductory call, followed by MS Teams interview
What You Will Lead
- Act as the technical authority for IAM/IGA architecture across a complex, multi-stakeholder environment.
- Define and evolve the overall IAM architecture, ensuring scalability, security, and alignment with organisational strategy.
- Work closely with security, infrastructure and application teams to design end-to-end identity lifecycle, provisioning, de-provisioning and governance controls.
- Provide hands-on architectural guidance around integration patterns, role models, policies and standards.
- Support the programme in embedding best practice IGA rather than pure access management alone.
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What They Are Specifically Looking For
- Deep IGA expertise – not just access management. Extensive experience with identity governance concepts, processes and tools.
- A strong architecture background, able to design and articulate complex IAM solutions at both conceptual and detailed levels.
- Experience in large-scale, enterprise or public sector environments, ideally with complex stakeholder landscapes.
- Ability to communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical stakeholders, and to provide leadership on IAM direction.


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