Senior Identity Security Engineer – SailPoint IIQ/ISC

Infosys

1d•$81,447 - $105,881

About The Position

Infosys is seeking an experienced Senior SailPoint Developer to maintain and modernize a large, highly customized SailPoint IdentityIQ environment and help lead its migration to SailPoint Identity Security Cloud (ISC). The role involves understanding legacy code, undocumented integrations, custom workflows, and business-critical processes, then determining how to redesign, simplify, replace, or retire those capabilities in ISC. The engineer will develop and support IdentityIQ and ISC components, troubleshoot production issues, support enterprise integrations, and assist with phased migration and coexistence between the platforms. The role also includes migration planning and validation, security and application stakeholder collaboration, code reviews, testing, release management, incident response, and mentoring. The position may require relocation and/or travel to the work or project location. Infosys does not provide immigration sponsorship for this role.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent from an accredited institution; alternatively, three years of progressive experience in the specialty may substitute for each year of education.
Hands-on SailPoint IdentityIQ development and troubleshooting experience.
Experience maintaining a complex, highly customized IdentityIQ implementation.
Ability to analyze legacy Java and BeanShell code, integrations, workflows, and business-critical processes.
Experience developing and supporting IdentityIQ rules, workflows, tasks, forms, certifications, policies, lifecycle events, provisioning processes, and custom objects.
Ability to troubleshoot issues involving aggregations, identity refreshes, provisioning, certifications, connectors, workflows, and scheduled tasks.
Experience supporting integrations with enterprise systems.
Understanding of cloud-based identity governance and the ability to translate legacy capabilities into cloud-based designs.
Ability to develop and configure ISC integrations, workflows, transforms, provisioning logic, lifecycle processes, and related components.
Experience or ability to support identity and governance-data migration, phased platform coexistence, reconciliation, validation, and data-quality controls.
Ability to identify migration risks, functional gaps, dependencies, and remediation options.
Ability to collaborate with technical and business stakeholders and communicate technical issues and design decisions clearly.
Ability to perform code reviews, establish development standards, and create software testing procedures.
Familiarity with source control and established software-development lifecycle practices.
Ability to support release management, deployment automation, monitoring, and incident response.
Ability to provide root-cause analysis and permanent corrective actions.
Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States for any employer without employer-based visa sponsorship; Infosys cannot provide immigration sponsorship now or in the future.
The position may require relocation and/or travel to the work or project location.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Java, BeanShell, XML, SQL, and relational databases.
Experience with Unix/Linux and shell scripting.
Experience with REST APIs and web services.

Responsibilities

Maintain, enhance, and troubleshoot a mature, highly customized SailPoint IdentityIQ environment.
Develop and support IdentityIQ rules, workflows, tasks, forms, certifications, policies, lifecycle events, provisioning processes, and custom objects.
Analyze legacy Java and BeanShell code to understand functionality, dependencies, and operational risks.
Diagnose and resolve production issues involving aggregations, identity refreshes, provisioning, certifications, connectors, workflows, and scheduled tasks.
Support custom integrations with directories, databases, applications, web services, ticketing platforms, and other enterprise systems.
Classify legacy functionality for replacement by native ISC features, reconfiguration, reimplementation, simplification, or retirement.
Translate IdentityIQ processes and customizations into supportable cloud-based designs.
Develop and configure ISC integrations, workflows, transforms, provisioning logic, lifecycle processes, and related platform components.
Assist with identity, account, entitlement, role, policy, and governance-data migration.
Support coexistence between IdentityIQ and ISC during a phased migration.
Develop reconciliation, validation, and data-quality controls to verify migrated capabilities.
Identify migration risks, functional gaps, dependencies, and remediation options.
Partner with architects, security teams, application owners, business stakeholders, and SailPoint resources to define target-state solutions.
Promote cloud-native, configuration-first designs and minimize unnecessary customization in the future-state platform.
Perform code reviews and establish development standards for SailPoint rules, workflows, scripts, and integrations.
Create unit, integration, regression, and migration test procedures.
Use source control and established software-development lifecycle practices to manage changes.
Support release management, deployment automation, monitoring, and incident response.
Provide root-cause analysis and permanent corrective actions for recurring issues.
Mentor developers and support personnel on IdentityIQ and ISC development practices.
Communicate technical issues and design decisions clearly to technical and nontechnical stakeholders.
Collaborate with internal and client teams to resolve complex incidents, conduct root-cause analyses, and document findings and preventive recommendations.
Evaluate client IT infrastructure, prepare assessment reports, and support due diligence on infrastructure maturity and improvement opportunities.
Contribute to scalable, cost-effective infrastructure designs; review reusable components; and develop technical documentation.
Align release schedules and environment readiness, execute deployments, perform post-deployment testing, and manage version control.
Coordinate maintenance schedules, emergency fixes, and technology upgrades while maintaining integration with existing systems and processes.
Analyze system performance data, coordinate insights on system behavior, and support capacity planning.
Conduct security checks, recovery drills, and compliance audits; implement security measures and coordinate continuity plans.
Identify automation opportunities, analyze infrastructure processes, and propose efficiency improvements.
Liaise with onsite, offshore, and vendor teams to document project requirements and support collaboration.
Develop a centralized repository of technical and procedural knowledge, drawing on insights from other projects.