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Sailpoint Developer

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han staffingIselin (NJ)

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Job ID: 18996174
Reference Number: 23-00328
Title: Sailpoint Developer
Location: Iselin, NJ, 08830 Posted Date: 2023-02-08
Company: HAN Staffing This role will be doing Sailpoint integration work. Integrating with OKTA. 15% - Requirements Gathering Requirement gathering from Business, Stakeholders and converting into Technical details. 15% - Analysis and Resolution Finding the root cause of the production incident tickets and fixing those issues. Maintaining the Run- book which has all the technical documentation of SailPoint IIQ Project. 10% - Enhancements Enhancing the Out of the Box functionality according to the client requirement and pushing it to production. Enhancing the UI and modifying existing certifications according to the new requirements. 5% - Design for Solution Working with different business clients to understand full picture of the user requirements and design the user requirement fit into SailPoint IIQ without disturbing existing functionality. 25% - Development Gathering information related to the end application and create provisioning rules to automate the process of granting access and removing access from SailPoint. Modifying or creating new workflows for Joiner, Mover and leaver processes. 10% - Maintenance Archiving the old work items, audit events and identity snapshots to store in other database where we can retrieve them anytime needed. 15% - Role Management Develop the account selector rule to automate the routing of roles/entitlements based on the custom requirement provided by the client. Configure the bundles workflows based on the client requirement. 5% - Application Onboarding Migrate bulk users from different banners without change in user access with help of Sailpoint IIQ tool using correlation rule in IIQ. Bringing users and user related groups via Onboarding applications into SailPoint IIQ The above-mentioned duties require a minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field.

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