IAM Engineer - SailPoint IIQ (REMOTE)

As an IAM Engineer at Dragonfli Group, your main responsibilities include designing, configuring, and deploying SailPoint IdentityIQ solutions, collaborating with cross-functional teams to translate IAM requirements into technical plans, and developing customized workflows for identity lifecycle management. You will also be tasked with implementing access control policies and troubleshooting system vulnerabilities, ensuring the security of our identity management processes.

To qualify for the IAM Engineer position at Dragonfli Group, candidates should have 2-5 years of experience in Identity and Access Management and at least 2 years working with SailPoint IdentityIQ. Proficiency in Java programming and hands-on experience with integration testing are essential. Additionally, having a certification in SailPoint IdentityIQ can be beneficial, but a strong grasp of IAM principles and the ability to work collaboratively are equally crucial.

Success as an IAM Engineer at Dragonfli Group hinges on having strong analytical and problem-solving skills along with a solid understanding of identity management concepts. Familiarity with identity protocols like SAML and OAuth is important, as is the ability to effectively communicate and collaborate with diverse teams. Additionally, proactivity and a self-motivated attitude will greatly aid you in managing tasks within this role.

Yes! The IAM Engineer position at Dragonfli Group is a remote opportunity open to candidates located in the United States. This flexibility allows you to contribute to our dynamic team from the comfort of your own space while maintaining a work-life balance that suits your lifestyle.

IAM Engineers at Dragonfli Group can expect a comprehensive benefits package that includes health, dental, and vision insurance, as well as contributions to a 401K plan. Additionally, we offer professional development allowances to support your growth and career advancement, further enhancing your experience while working with us.

When designing a SailPoint IdentityIQ solution, I would first gather detailed requirements from stakeholders, ensuring I understand their needs. Next, I would outline a blueprint of the solution, considering aspects like user roles, workflows, and security requirements. Optimization for performance and security would also guide my design to provide a robust and scalable IAM solution.

In my previous roles, I have utilized Java programming extensively to develop and integrate IAM solutions. I have worked on customizing SailPoint IdentityIQ workflows and creating connectors to ensure compatibility with other applications. My experience has taught me to write clean, maintainable code while considering system performance and security.

To troubleshoot IAM issues, I start by replicating the problem to understand its scope. Then, I analyze logs and system alerts to identify potential vulnerabilities or misconfigurations. If necessary, I collaborate with relevant teams to gather more context and implement a solution while documenting the process for future reference.

I stay updated with IAM trends by following industry blogs, participating in webinars, and engaging in online forums with other professionals. Additionally, I attend relevant workshops and conferences to connect with peers and learn from experts in the field, which helps me continuously improve my skills and knowledge.

Compliance is critical in IAM processes, as it ensures that access controls are aligned with legal and regulatory requirements. I integrate compliance metrics into IAM frameworks, regularly review policies, and conduct audits to verify adherence. This not only mitigates risks but also strengthens the trust stakeholders place in our IAM practices.

Role-based access control (RBAC) is a method that restricts system access to authorized users based on roles. This approach simplifies management by aligning permissions with job functions, reducing the risk of unauthorized access while enhancing operational efficiency. I find it especially useful in complex organizations where clear access definitions are paramount.

In such situations, I would assess the user's request against access policies to determine if immediate access is justified. If it is, I would expedite the approval process while ensuring the necessary audit trail is maintained. Communication is crucial, so I would keep the user informed throughout the process to manage their expectations.

I have conducted extensive integration testing to ensure IAM solutions operate seamlessly with various systems. My approach includes preparing test cases based on user stories, executing tests in controlled environments, and validating the performance. Any issues discovered are documented and addressed promptly to ensure full compliance before deployment.

In a high-pressure environment, I prioritize tasks by evaluating their urgency and importance. I often use a priority matrix to assess impact and deadlines, allowing me to focus on high-impact tasks first while communicating with my team about progress. This structured approach keeps projects on track even under tight timelines.

My long-term career goal as an IAM Engineer is to become a subject matter expert within the field, providing strategic guidance on IAM practices and technologies. I aspire to take on leadership roles that involve mentoring others and driving innovations that align IAM solutions with organizational goals, ensuring security and compliance over time.