Saviynt Architect/ Saviynt IGA Architect, Singapore

We are seeking an experienced
Saviynt Architect
to lead solution design, integration, and delivery across the Saviynt platform. This role requires strong technical leadership, stakeholder management, and hands-on experience in IAM architecture and integrations. Key Responsibilities
Solution Architecture & Design
Act as the design authority for the Saviynt platform and its integration landscape. Define and maintain target-state architecture ensuring scalability, security, and reliability. Integration & Delivery
Design and implement integrations between Saviynt and upstream/downstream systems. Identify and justify appropriate integration patterns. Define data mapping, transformation rules, reconciliation logic, and event triggers. Support integration testing, defect triage, and issue resolution. Technical Leadership
Provide day-to-day technical guidance to delivery teams. Break down solution designs into actionable technical tasks. Review deliverables to ensure quality and adherence to design standards. Guide team members on Saviynt configuration, integrations, and troubleshooting. Act as an escalation point for complex technical issues. Documentation
Own and deliver key technical documents, including: High-Level Design (HLD) Low-Level Design (LLD) Runbooks and operational handover materials Risk, assumptions, and limitations logs Project Delivery
Support technical planning, including dependencies, sequencing, and risk identification. Track technical milestones and ensure timely delivery. Identify risks proactively and recommend mitigation strategies. Support UAT, production readiness, and go-live activities. Stakeholder Management
Serve as the primary technical point of contact for client stakeholders. Participate in design workshops, governance forums, and technical discussions. Communicate complex technical concepts clearly to non-technical audiences. Collaborate with cross-functional teams (HR, ServiceNow, infrastructure, security). Provide regular updates on technical progress, risks, and issues.