Principal IAM Consultant, Identity Governance and Data Access

Descripción del puesto

Intelance is building a trusted associate team for senior identity and data access work. We are looking for a Principal IAM Consultant to act as the design authority on complex client engagements. You will turn business access needs, system evidence and security requirements into a clear access model that teams can implement and operate. Tasks Your work will include: Leading the design of identity governance and data access models across Microsoft and business platforms. Challenging discovery findings before they are presented to senior client stakeholders. Mapping who should see and change client, fund and confidential business information. Designing access rules for joiners, role changes and leavers. Defining roles, groups, approval routes, access reviews and controlled exceptions. Reviewing service accounts, integrations and delegated access. Connecting Microsoft Entra, Active Directory, Microsoft 365, SharePoint, data platforms and business applications into one workable design. Turning the design into clear implementation steps, dependencies and evidence of completion. Working directly with technology, security, data and business leaders. Providing proportionate assurance during pilot and delivery work. The first assignment is expected to be a small number of paid review days. Further work will depend on client approval and funded delivery. Requirements Essential : Strong recent experience designing identity governance and access models in complex organisations. Deep hands on knowledge of Microsoft Entra ID and Active Directory. Practical experience of joiner, role change and leaver processes. Experience designing role based access, access reviews, privileged access and exception controls. Experience governing service accounts and access used by integrations. Working knowledge of Microsoft 365 and SharePoint permissions. Experience connecting business access decisions to technical groups, roles and permissions. Able to challenge evidence and explain risks and d