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Solution Architect for a strategic IAM/IGA

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Berlin
Läuft ab 15 Nov 2026
vor 4 Tagen

Kurzfassung

Solution Architect needed for IAM/IGA transformation in insurance. Responsibilities include defining solution designs for business role management, integrating systems (One Identity, Nexis, SailPoint), and supporting rollout. Requires experience in IAM/IGA architecture, role-based access, and large-scale migrations. Professional English required.

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We are looking for an experienced Solution Architect for a strategic IAM/IGA transformation program within our Insurance Business Unit. The focus of the program is the introduction of a group-wide business role model, the migration of existing SailPoint-based roles, and the phased rollout of a target platform based on One Identity (myAccess) and Nexis. We seek a professional who can define and validate solution designs bridging authorization concepts, entitlement models, and system integration across a large, complex international enterprise environment.

Main Responsibilities:

  • Define and validate solution designs for Business Role management, including data structures, integration requirements, entitlement models, governance controls, and operational procedures.
  • Assess existing authorization concepts, entitlements, organizational structures, and Business Roles across the group, including suitability of SailPoint-based roles for migration.
  • Design and validate Business Role management processes and workflows implemented in Nexis and integrated with myAccess (One Identity) and related systems.
  • Contribute to defining the target Business Role framework, including role design standards, lifecycle processes, approval workflows, and segregation-of-duties considerations.
  • Support integration testing, pilots, and rollout activities from an architecture perspective, ensuring designs hold up through dry-runs, pre-pilots, and production rollout.
  • Produce and maintain solution design documentation, implementation concepts, and architecture-related project deliverables.
  • Collaborate closely with Business Analysts, Requirements Engineers, Test Managers, and the existing core project team (including internal solution and security architecture capabilities).
  • Provide recommendations on Business Role governance, migration approaches, and operating model design, based on experience from comparable Business Role Management and Identity Governance implementations.

Key Requirements:

  • Proven experience as a Solution Architect in complex IAM, IGA, or Access Management transformation programs.
  • Strong understanding of Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) architecture, entitlement models, and role-based access design.
  • Experience designing solutions that integrate with One Identity, SailPoint, or comparable IGA platforms.
  • Experience in large-scale migration or rollout programs within international enterprise environments.
  • Ability to define governance controls, data structures, and integration requirements at the solution-design level.
  • Strong analytical, documentation, and stakeholder communication skills.
  • Professional-level English; German language nice to have

Nice to Have:

  • Direct experience with Nexis for Business Role and Application Access Rights management.
  • Experience in the insurance or financial services sector, or other regulated industries.
  • Knowledge of Segregation of Duties (SoD) and compliance-driven access governance.
  • Familiarity with Microsoft AD, SAP, Azure DevOps, and Power BI in an enterprise IGA context.

Other Details:

Contract: B2B

Start Date: 01.10.2026 Duration: until 30.06.2028 (capacity expected at less than 1 FTE, adjusted to project phase needs) Workload: part-time / less than full FTE, scaled to project phases Location: remote (predominantly); on-site presence in Germany (Munich, Düsseldorf) may be required for key phases, up to several days per month during crucial project phases

Veröffentlicht 2026-10-31
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