Do the best work of your career.

Own identity-security engagements for Fortune 500 clients, end to end. You'll lead a pod of 2–4 engineers from the posture assessment through SailPoint/CyberArk implementation to compliance sign-off.

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You'll design multi-cloud landing zones and migration paths for enterprises leaving their data centers, and stay accountable through go-live, not just for the diagram.

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You'll take models out of the notebook and into monitored production. Expect recommendation systems, forecasting and LLM/RAG applications. Evaluation and cost discipline are part of the job from the start.

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You'll build the pipelines and dashboards that replace week-old reports with live answers: warehouse modeling, ELT and self-service BI that clients actually adopt.

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Most of your week goes into joiner, mover and leaver flows: connecting HR sources, writing provisioning rules and cleaning up roles that grew without an owner. You'll also run access certification campaigns and sit with client app owners when an account won't reconcile.

you'll work in SailPointSaviyntMicrosoft Entra IDOkta

You'll find the admin accounts nobody remembers creating, vault them and rotate their passwords without breaking the jobs that depend on them. A lot of the work is patient discovery with server and database teams before any onboarding starts.

you'll work in CyberArkBeyondTrustDelineaActive DirectoryPowerShell

Expect to split your time between building web apps with their APIs and integration work, which usually means getting a new system to talk to an old ERP or HR platform with its own ideas about data. You write the tests, review pull requests and stay on the code after release.

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You'll write Terraform modules, look after Kubernetes clusters and build the CI/CD pipelines client developers deploy through. A fair amount of time goes on Vault policies, and on making a failed deploy obvious enough that the developer can fix it without paging you.

you'll work in TerraformKubernetesHashiCorp VaultGitHub ActionsOpenShift

You'll move data from client source systems into Snowflake or Databricks and keep those loads running on schedule. Day to day that means writing dbt models, building Airflow DAGs and chasing down why last night's numbers don't match the source.

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You'll work in client Salesforce orgs or ServiceNow instances. Part of the job is judgment: a flow is often enough, and sometimes you need Apex or a script include. The rest is integrations with HR, identity and finance systems, plus clean releases from sandbox to production.

you'll work in SalesforceServiceNowApexJavaScriptMuleSoft

You'll run workshops with client teams and write down how work and access really happen today, which is rarely what the process document says. On identity projects you'll build role and access models with the security team. Near the end you plan UAT and help users get to sign-off.

You'll own the plan for client projects, keep the RAID log honest and chase dependencies across client and Cohash teams. When go-live comes you write the cut-over plan, run the calls and decide with the client when to roll back.

You'll run planning, stand-ups and retros for one or two client teams and work the backlog with the product owner each week. When a team is stuck waiting on another team or on a decision nobody has made, it's your job to go find the person and get an answer.

Some of what you test needs a person looking at it, so you write manual cases for that and automate the regression packs that run every release. On SAP and Salesforce projects we use Tosca. Custom apps get Playwright or Selenium tests that run in the pipeline.

you'll work in S/4 PlaywrightSeleniumTricentis ToscaJiraSAP S/4HANASalesforce

You'll hire IAM engineers, SAP consultants, data engineers and similar roles, for Cohash and for clients through Mobilize Talent. Most days are sourcing and screening calls, plus taking a vague request from a hiring manager and turning it into a brief you can actually search on.

You'll look after a handful of enterprise accounts and see their leaders often enough to hear about next year's problems early. You scope and price new work with practice leads, and you stay close enough to delivery that a slipping project reaches you before it reaches the client's CIO.

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