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Saviynt Developer

Posted 4 days ago

zortech solutionsSitka (AK)

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Senior

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About the role

Saviynt Developer Location: Tucson AZ (Remote - might need to come to office for 3 to 4 days of month)
Duration: 6+ Months Responsibilities: Deploy Saviynt Identity Governance workflows / connectors to meet customer requirements. Design, deploy, implement, and integrate Saviynt with critical applications and infrastructure. Follow approved life cycle methodologies, create documentation for design and testing. Assist operations team as required, coordinate with product engineering team. Resolve technical issues through debugging, research, and investigation. Provide technical expertise and real-life experience in creating solutions, designs, proof of concept, and implementation. Conduct research and use knowledge of competitive solutions to effectively address and dispel customer objections. Profile: Industry experience in design, development, customization, configuration, deployment of any Identity Management and Governance products Thorough domain knowledge on the below areas of IGA User Lifecycle Management, Provisioning, and Reconciliation Auditing, Reporting, and user activity Monitoring Access Certification SOD Understanding of cloud security concepts Thorough understanding of Role Mining and implementing RBAC/ABAC Experience integrating with: ITSM ticketing tools (Jira / SNOW) HRMS (ADP / Workday) Java/J2EE and strong SQL knowledge Knowledge of Web Services (REST, JSON, SCIM, SOAP), Directories, etc. Saviynt implementation experience is a must. Experience in Unix Shell/Perl scripting, Batch Jobs Technical presentation and communication skills, both verbal and written Must be able to thrive in a fast-paced, high-energy environment. Ability to work independently, adapt quickly, and maintain a positive attitude. Knowledge on any PAM and SSO tool is desirable. Good to Have Skills: Saviynt L100 and / or L200 certification

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