Experience: Minimum 5+ Years Location: Any Location (Remote/Hybrid/) Employment Type: Full-Time
Position Summary
We are seeking an experienced SailPoint Identity Security Cloud (ISC) Engineer with a minimum of 5 years of experience in Identity & Access Management (IAM). The ideal candidate should possess hands-on expertise in SailPoint ISC implementation, application onboarding, Dayforce integration/onboarding, and migration of applications and configurations from SailPoint IdentityIQ (IIQ) to SailPoint ISC.
The candidate will be responsible for designing, implementing, and supporting SailPoint ISC solutions, onboarding enterprise applications, integrating authoritative sources such as Dayforce, and driving migration activities from IIQ to ISC.
Key Responsibilities
SailPoint ISC Administration & Implementation
Configure and manage SailPoint ISC components including:
Sources
Identity Profiles
Access Profiles
Roles
Lifecycle States
Certifications
Provisioning Policies
Transforms
Workflows
Configure and maintain governance and compliance processes within ISC.
Application Onboarding
Onboard enterprise applications into SailPoint ISC using native and custom connectors.
Configure integrations using:
Web Services
JDBC
Delimited File
Active Directory
Entra ID (Azure AD)
SAP and other enterprise applications
Troubleshoot aggregation, provisioning, reconciliation, and entitlement issues.
Design and validate identity correlation and access governance processes.
Dayforce Integration & Migration
Lead Dayforce onboarding into SailPoint ISC as an authoritative HR source.
Configure source schema mapping and identity attribute mapping.
Implement identity correlation and matching logic.
Manage worker lifecycle events such as:
Joiner
Mover
Leaver
Resolve identity matching, orphan account, and data quality issues.
Conduct integration testing and validation activities.
IIQ to ISC Migration
Perform assessment of existing SailPoint IIQ environment.
Migrate applications, roles, policies, certifications, and lifecycle processes from IIQ to ISC.
Re-engineer custom IIQ components for ISC SaaS architecture.
Utilize SailPoint migration tools and APIs.
Participate in design, migration planning, SIT, UAT, cutover, and hypercare activities.
Support production deployment and post-go-live stabilization.
Support & Governance
Troubleshoot production issues and provide L2/L3 support.
Perform root cause analysis and implement permanent fixes.
Maintain technical documentation, runbooks, and knowledge articles.
Participate in customer discussions, requirement workshops, and solution design sessions.
Required Skills
Minimum 5 years of IAM experience.
Minimum 2-3 years of hands-on SailPoint ISC experience.
Experience implementing and supporting SailPoint IdentityIQ (IIQ).
Strong experience in IIQ to ISC migration projects.
Hands-on experience with Dayforce integration/onboarding.
Experience in application onboarding and connector configuration.
Knowledge of Identity Lifecycle Management (JML processes).
Understanding of RBAC, Access Certifications, Role Management, and Provisioning.
Experience with REST APIs, JSON, Web Services integrations.
Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills.
Preferred Skills
SailPoint ISC Certification.
Experience with SailPoint IdentityNow/ISC Workflows.
Experience with PowerShell, Java, BeanShell, or Python scripting.
Experience integrating cloud applications such as Workday, ServiceNow, Salesforce, or SAP.
Knowledge of Agile delivery methodology.
Educational Qualification
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field.
Relevant SailPoint certifications will be an added advantage.
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