Description
The IAM Architect is responsible for designing and leading enterprise Identity & Access Management strategies across Identity Governance, Privileged Access Management, Workforce Identity, and Cloud Identity platforms. This role provides architectural leadership, establishes IAM standards, and drives large-scale IAM transformation initiatives aligned with enterprise security strategies.
Day to day responsibilities
IAM Architecture
- Define enterprise IAM architecture and technology roadmaps
- Design end-to-end identity solutions across workforce and privileged identities
- Develop IAM reference architectures, standards, and design patterns
- Lead solution design workshops with business and technical stakeholders
Identity Governance
- Architect Saviynt and SailPoint solutions
- Design identity lifecycle governance
- Define RBAC and ABAC strategies
- Design access certification and governance frameworks
- Design privileged identity governance and operational models
Identity Platforms
- Architect Microsoft Entra ID solutions
- Design Okta Workforce Identity architectures
- Integrate cloud identity providers with enterprise applications
- Define federation, SSO, MFA, Conditional Access, Identity Protection, and Passwordless strategies
Program Leadership
- Lead multiple IAM implementation workstreams
- Provide architectural governance
- Mentor consultants and engineers
- Participate in solution estimation, proposal development, and customer presentations
- Collaborate with executive stakeholders on IAM strategy
Essential traits
Core Technical Skills
- 9–12 years of IAM experience
- Solid enterprise architecture experience across IAM domains
- Deep expertise in Saviynt and/or SailPoint
- Strong experience with CyberArk, Delinea, or BeyondTrust
- Extensive experience with Microsoft Entra ID
- Strong experience with Okta Workforce Iden
📌 IAM Architect (Bengaluru)
🏢 Kroll
📍 Bengaluru
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