Information Security Analyst – IAM, IGA

October 22, 2026

Job Description:

Implement and manage the SailPoint platform, including developing custom roles, provisioning workflows, and designing standard and custom connectors
Manage access certification and review processes, ensuring compliance with information security policies
Develop and maintain PowerShell and shell scripts to automate tasks related to the platform
Administer and configure the SailPoint platform according to clients' security requirements
Develop processes and business rules for the lifecycle of employees and third parties
Implement user access rules for systems and applications
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement integrated security solutions
Perform troubleshooting—identify, address, and document issues
Develop complex rules, integrate new applications, and implement improvements and fixes
Follow SEC4U processes and policies to ensure quality deliveries
Identify and propose improvements for clients using SailPoint

Requirements:

Academic degree in IT, Computer Science, or related fields
Experience with implementation and administration of SailPoint
Strong knowledge of information security concepts, access policies, and identity and access control
Development experience with Java, BeanShell, XML, JSON and web services
Familiarity with Confluence
Familiarity with version control systems such as GitHub
Analytical skills and the ability to solve complex technical problems
Excellent communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team
Intermediate proficiency in English
Preferred: SailPoint Identity Security Leader, Professional or Engineer certification
Preferred: Proven experience delivering projects using SailPoint
Preferred: Intermediate Spanish

Benefits:

Opportunities for professional development and career growth
Meal allowance (VR) of R$33.60 per day, credited to a flexible benefits card
Health and dental plans fully paid for the employee; monthly contribution applies only for dependents
Wellhub
Avus
Conexa
Childcare allowance
Home office allowance
Life insurance
Profit-sharing (PLR)
Policy for professional development and training
Paid referral program for clients and new hires
Partnerships with educational institutions and language schools
Birthday day off
1:1 feedback culture

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