I will do anything with sailpoint iiq and iam
About this Gig
Need an experienced SailPoint IIQ engineer to build customise or troubleshoot your IAM solution? You are in a right place!
I am a SailPoint certified IdentityIQ Engineer with almost 5 enterprise years of experience in delivering Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) solutions for global organisations. I specialise in designing secure scalable and business driven Identity solutions across the complete identity lifecycle.
What can I help you with:
- End-to-end application onboarding
- Web service, JDBC, SAP, SAP GRC, AD and Azure AD connectors
- Beanshell rule development and debugging
- Workflow development and customisation
- JML automation
- Provisioning and De-provisioning
- RBAC, Business roles, Assignment rules and Role-Based Provisioning
- Access Requests, Certifications and SoD
- Production issue resolution and performance optimisation
- SailPoint IIQ version/patch upgrades and configurations
I focus on clean, maintainable and secure implementations while ensuring timely delivery and clear communication irrespective of quick fix or any custom feature or a complete IIQ implementation, I AM HERE TO HELP!!!
Please contact me before placing the order.
FAQ
1. Can you work with my existing SailPoint IIQ implementation?
Yes, I can enhance, customise or troubleshoot your SailPoint IIQ environment with our requiring a fresh implementation.
2. Which SailPoint IIQ connectors you support?
I have hand-on experience in SAP, SAP GRC, JDBC, Web Service, Disconnected(Delimited) connectors. I am comfortable with any kind of connectors.
3. Can you resolve urgent production issues?
Yes, with logs and all details I can fix that.
4. Which SailPoint versions have you worked on?
I have hand-on experience in Sailpoint IIQ 8.1 - 8.5p1
5. Can you write custom rules or any existing rules?(Before provisioning, After provisioning etc)
Yes I can write it without any errors.
6. Are you comfortable working with workflows? Can you develop custom workflows?
Yes I can do both.
