Senior SailPoint Developer

October 16, 2026

Position- Senior SailPoint Developer Visa- USC, GCType- Remote <ul><li>The focus of the role is on SailPoint Cloud. Their goal is to integrate applications into SailPoint Cloud. </li><li>SailPoint Identity Security Cloud (ISC) Certification.</li></ul> Need an experienced Senior SailPoint Developer to join an established Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) team for a premier client in the Washington, DC area. In this role, you will design, configure, and expand SailPoint Identity Security Cloud solutions, translating complex business requirements and technical specifications into robust custom code, automated workflows, and seamless enterprise integrations. Working alongside an integrated team of engineering professionals, you will drive process automation, enforce Access Governance and Separation of Duties (SOD) controls, and deliver high-performance security solutions across a diverse application ecosystem.Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Solution Development: Design, build, and configure custom code, BeanShell scripts, rules, forms, and automated workflows within SailPoint Identity Security Cloud to meet complex business logic and security standards.</li><li>Enterprise Integrations: Develop and maintain high-performance connections between SailPoint and target systems, including SAP (S/4HANA/LMS), ServiceNow, PAM solutions, Lenel, UKG Pro WFM, and custom SCIM/Web Services endpoints.</li><li>Governance & Certification: Build and optimize targeted Access Reviews, SOD policies, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) models, and custom reporting tools using advanced SailPoint search queries.</li><li>Technical Lifecycle: Translate business specifications into secure, technical artifacts, leading development through unit testing, deployment, bitbucket/GitHub version control, and Jira tracking in an Agile environment.</li><li>Process Automation: Continuously identify opportunities to streamline identity management tasks, role mining, and access lifecycle processes through creative, automated solutions.</li></ul> Qualifications & Technical Skills<ul><li>Experience: 5+ years of hands-on experience developing and implementing SailPoint IGA solutions for complex enterprise environments.</li><li>Core Programming: Advanced proficiency in Java/J2EE, BeanShell, JavaScript, PowerShell, Shell Scripting, and JSON, with strong secure coding practices.</li><li>IGA & Protocols: Deep working knowledge of core IGA standards and protocols, including SCIM, REST APIs, OAuth, SAML, RBAC, Role Mining, and SOD frameworks.</li><li>Database & Tools: Hands-on experience with Relational Databases (SQL / Oracle), VS Code, Bitbucket, GitHub, and Jira.</li><li>Target System Expertise: Direct experience integrating SailPoint with SAP systems, ServiceNow, HR/WFM systems, physical security systems (Lenel), and PAM architectures.</li></ul> Preferred Qualifications:<ul><li>Prior experience delivering identity solutions within an Agile/Scrum framework.</li></ul> Thanks & RegardsShivam RajpalTeam Lead- US IT RecruitmentDesk- 201-578-5388 X 106Email- Shivam@votoconsulting.comLinkedIn- Consulting LLC- M/WBE Certified Company

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