Identity & Access Management (IAM) Cybersecurity Engineer - Robert Half - Albuquerque, NM

Robert Half is seeking a Identity & Access Management (IAM) Cybersecurity EngineerThis is an estimated 1 year consulting engagementThe Identity & Access Management (IAM) Cybersecurity Engineer is responsible for the design, deployment, integration, and ongoing administration of the organization’s IAM platform, with a primary focus on implementing and managing SailPoint Identity Security Cloud.This role will ensure secure, scalable identity lifecycle management across on-premises and cloud environments, including Microsoft Azure Active Directory and on-premises Active Directory, while supporting future integrations with enterprise systems such as Workday.The ideal candidate combines strong IAM engineering expertise with hands-on experience in SailPoint deployment, identity governance, and enterprise directory services.Key ResponsibilitiesIAM Platform Deployment & Engineering;•Lead the implementation, configuration, and deployment of SailPoint IAM solutions. •Design identity governance processes including provisioning, deprovisioning, access requests, certifications, and role-based access control (RBAC). •Integrate SailPoint with enterprise systems (Active Directory, Azure AD, ERP systems, SaaS platforms). •Develop and maintain connectors, workflows, and policies within SailPoint. IAM Operations & Administration;•Administer and support the SailPoint platform post-deployment. •Monitor system performance, troubleshoot issues, and implement enhancements. •Manage identity lifecycle processes including joiner, mover, and leaver workflows. •Conduct periodic access reviews and certifications. Directory Services & Cloud Identity;•Manage and integrate identity systems across: o On-premises Active Directory o Azure AD / Entra ID •Implement and enforce strong authentication controls (MFA, conditional access). •Support hybrid identity architecture and synchronization strategies. Security & Compliance•Ensure IAM controls align with security frameworks (e.g., NIST, least privilege,