Identity Access Manager Consultant-
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sonsoftJersey City (NJ)
Computer Systems AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Company DescriptionSonsoft , Inc. is a USA based corporation duly organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Georgia. Sonsoft Inc. is growing at a steady pace specializing in the fields of Software Development, Software Consultancy and Information Technology Enabled Services. Job DescriptionJob Overview: F2FOpening for a SeniorIdentity and Access Management Professional in the NY/NJ area. The successful candidate should have a strong track record of delivering IAM and Entitlements solutions from inception to deployment in the Production environment. Duties & Responsibilities: Customer Security Liaison will include: Skill, Experience & General information Required: Basic Technical RequirementsQualificationsDesirable SkillsIGA Products (i.e. RSA Aveksa, SailPoint IdentityIQ)IAM Products (i.e. IBM Security IAM, Oracle IAM, and CA SiteMinder)Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Worked in onshore/offshore modelCISSP Certificationance CA / Sunnyvale CA / Phoenix AZ / Plano TX / Austin TX / Moline ILAdditional InformationNote:-This is a Full-Time & Permanent job opportunity for you. Only US Citizen, Green Card Holder, GC-EAD, H4-EAD & L2-EAD can apply. No OPT-EAD, H1B & TN candidates please. Please mention your Visa Status in your email or resume. SummaryType: Full-timeFunction: Information TechnologyExperience level: AssociateIndustry: Information Technology And Services
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