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Senior IBM Security Verify Access (ISAM) Architect

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algorithmLouisville (KY)

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About the role

About The Algorithm The Algorithm is a Colorado-based technology company delivering senior engineering talent and AI-powered software to organizations in regulated industries across the US.
The role: Senior IBM Security Verify Access (ISAM / IVIA) Architect Remote (US)
  • US Citizens only
  • Part-time contract through March 2027We’re looking for a senior IVIA/ISAM architect to run an architecture health check and deliver hands-on technical recommendations for a federal client.
What you’ll do:
  • Assess the current IVIA/ISAM architecture and configuration
  • Produce clear findings and recommendations, independently
  • Lead technical working sessions with the customer
  • Provide senior-level product guidance What you bring
  • Deep WebSEAL / reverse proxy and junction experience
  • AAC, authentication and authorization
  • SAML, OAuth 2.0 and OIDC
  • TLS, certificates and security hardening
  • HA, resiliency, load balancing and DR architecture
  • Strong production troubleshooting
  • Prior IVIA/ISAM health checks or architecture assessments
Requirements:
  • US citizen
  • Willing to complete the client’s background screening (onboarding takes 6 to 8 weeks)
  • Available through March 31, 2027 Apply with your CV and hourly rate.

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