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SailPoint Identity Governance Architect

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Sailpoint Solutions Architect
A Sailpoint solutions architect is required to support on a major identity governance project for an exciting consultancy client.
This is an opportunity to help transform an antiquated corporate directly which has many manual processes which will move into estate wide identity governance with automated Joiner Mover Leaver, ServiceNow integration, improved provisioning and cross OpCo capability.
Responsibilities
- Own end to end solution architecture for SailPoint based identity governance.
- Define target state, integration patterns, and rollout guardrails.
- Drive architecture governance, decisions, and risk management through delivery.
Key deliverables
- Architecture Requirements Document, High Level Design, Low Level Design.
- Target state and transition architecture, identity governance operating model inputs.
- Joiner Mover Leaver patterns, authoritative sources mapping, lifecycle workflows.
- Integration designs, especially ServiceNow, HR source, directories, and provisioning targets.
- Decision records covering key trade offs and security controls.
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Essential skills and experience
- Enterprise SailPoint architecture delivery, IdentityNow, ideally multi domain, multi OpCo.
- Joiner Mover Leaver automation design, identity lifecycle orchestration, access request, approvals, recertification.
- Integration patterns, ServiceNow, HR systems, directories, SCIM, APIs, connectors.
- Provisioning design, account correlation, entitlement modelling, role and access modelling.
- Strong governance capability, producing and defending HLD, LLD, ARD through formal forums.
- Delivery aligned architecture, able to work with engineers, platform teams, and security teams.


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Additional desirable skills
- Experience with complex legacy directory and embedded logic rationalisation.
- Experience defining identity governance service catalogue and support model.
- Familiarity with audit requirements, segregation of duties, access certifications.
This is a 3 month contract with a likelihood of extension, please include your outside IR35 day-rate expectations in any application.
Location
London
In office requirements
up to 5 days a week
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