Solution Architect - Identity Management Software platform – remote outside IR35 contract

Staffworx

Bury

10 months ago

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IDM, Identity Management Solution Architect, leading services provider

New workstreams to develop and upgrade full stack microservices identity management software platform.

The Role

Work with product owners, security teams and technical analysts in Identity Management team.
Turn requirements into technical solutions that can be refined, estimated and ultimately delivered by the development teams within Identity Management.
work with architects in software engineering and data engineering teams to ensure that identity solutions work as part of the end-to-end architecture
Shape the identity platform, key investment, Identity standards, microservices alignment

Experience:

Solution Architect with strong identity management domain experience.
OAuth2 compliance
Design solutions considering security, performance, maintenance cost etc
Solid technical engineering background with full stack preferred as role interacts with a lot of areas including resiliency patterns, NoSQL DBs (Couchbase, Mongo, Cassandra, Cosmos etc, Kubernetes, AWS cloud, message brokers (Apache Kafka), security
Ability to clearly define and document technical solutions
software engineering background (full stack, java, scala) and a track record of delivering complex, scalable software solutions into production
software coding background prior to architecture in high-performing engineering teams developing cloud-based services, backend, frontend and mobile apps
Software architecture and appreciate of DevOps principles and practices, with extensive grounding in data privacy and information security, and knowledge of dev/test process improvement, tools and automation

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This assignment will fall outside the scope of IR35

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