IAM/IDM Architect (SC Cleared)

Salary: £90,000 - 115,000 per year

Requirements

• Active SC Security Clearance is essential.
• In-depth identity and access management (IAM/IDM) architecture experience is essential.
• Experience leading IAM platforms such as OpenText, Net IQ, SailPoint, Okta, CyberArk, ForgeRock, and MS Entra is required.
• Strong stakeholder management skills across application development, data, infrastructure, service operations, and supplier teams.
• Technical experience with identity schemas, data flows, attributes, APIs, microservices, integration patterns, identity lifecycle, workflows, platform configuration, and live-service supportability.
• Advantageous experience includes Azure AD, M365 identity integration, AWS, API Gateway, LDAP, Directory Services, data feeds, workflow engines, ETL, and enterprise integration.

Responsibilities

• Take ownership of our IAM/IDM architecture and provide technical leadership.
• Guide our team from design through to implementation.
• Own the end-to-end IAM/IDM architecture across development, data, and service support workstreams.
• Provide technical direction across identity workflows, lifecycle processes, integrations, data flows, platform behaviour, and operational supportability.
• Lead identity architecture, including identity designs, schemas, attributes, data models, workflow rules, provisioning logic, and integration behaviour.
• Work closely with application development, data, infrastructure, service operations, and supplier teams.

Technologies

• API
• AWS
• Architect
• Azure
• ETL
• IAM
• Support
• LDAP
• Security
• microservices
• ASP.NET
• Cloud

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We are offering a permanent IAM/IDM Architect opportunity in Corsham, Wiltshire, with hybrid working: 3 days remote and 2 days on-site. This role sits within a large-scale government project for a leading global IT transformation programme, with an expected start in summer 2026. The package includes a salary of £90,000 to £115,000 depending on experience, plus a 10% bonus, pension, 22 days holiday plus bank holidays rising to 25 days, death in service, and a health care plan.

last updated 31 week of 2026