Senior Oracle Identity Governance (OIG) - Jeddah, KSA

Senior Oracle Identity Governance (OIG) admins with at least 4 years in IAM with strong hands-on OIG or Oracle Identity Manager experience, including connector development (REST/SOAP, SCIM, JDBC, LDAP, flat file). The role covers daily provisioning support, maintaining 30+ application connectors, onboarding new apps, running access certification campaigns, and preparing audit evidence. Java, SQL and PL/SQL are required, while WebLogic, Oracle Access Manager and an Oracle IAM certification are a plus.

Key responsibilities

• Operate and support OIG, including daily provisioning and de-provisioning requests
• Monitor request workflows, resolve failed or stuck provisioning tasks, and meet SLAs
• Maintain the existing 30+ application integrations and connectors
• Onboard new applications as identified by the client’s ISM ( information security management) team
• Develop customizations and connectors where applications lack standard user management functions (for example via APIs, SCIM, flat file, database, or custom adapters)
• Run and support user access review/certification campaigns on monthly, quarterly, and annual cycles based on application criticality
• Perform troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and patching or configuration changes
• Prepare documentation, runbooks, and audit evidence for compliance
• Coordinate with the client ISM team, application owners, and infrastructure teams
• Generates reports and tracks access logs to help meet regulatory security standards

• 4 years in IAM, with strong hands-on OIG (or Oracle Identity Manager) experience
• Knowledge in Oracle Identity Manager connector.
• Knowledge Connector development and integration: REST/SOAP, SCIM, JDBC, LDAP, flat file
• Knowledge of OIG components: request management, approval workflows, reconciliation, role and entitlement management, certifications
• Java, SQL, and PL/SQL; scripting in Python or shell
• Working knowledge of Oracle WebLogic, Oracle database, and Oracle Access Manager/Oracle Unified Directory is a plus
• Strong troubleshooting, communication, and client-facing skills
• Having Oracle IAM certification
• Understanding of ISO 27001, SOX, or similar audit requirements
• Identity Management Principles
• Understanding of authentication and authorization protocols
• Basic knowledge of Oracle Database architecture.
• Empowers users to manage basic requests and allows designated managers to control team access and passwords.
• Generates reports and tracks access logs to help meet regulatory security standards.