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Skill Quotient Technologies in Singapore seeks an IAM Technical Manager to lead design, implementation and governance of enterprise IAM solutions. This on-site contract role requires strong leadership, stakeholder coordination, and expertise in IAM platforms, security controls, and compliance.
You will drive identity lifecycle, access management, and integration with existing infrastructure, while producing technical documentation and supporting audits to strengthen security posture.
Company Description Skill Quotient Technologies, founded in 2016, is a global technology consulting and solutions provider focused on accelerating enterprise digital maturity. The organization partners with leading institutions in Banking, Energy, Telecommunications, and Government to design resilient digital ecosystems, streamline operations, and enhance customer experiences. Its flagship products include SMARTeIS for enterprise e-invoicing and PEPPOL compliance, SMARTFDS for AI-driven financial crime and AML management, and FlowFort for OT security and patch management in critical industrial environments. Skill Quotient offers end-to-end capabilities across AI and ML, data engineering, cloud architecture, cybersecurity, DevSecOps, and enterprise systems, backed by global certifications such as ISO 27001:2013, CREST, and CMMI-DEV Level 3. With a presence across the USA, KSA, Malaysia, Europe, Singapore, Indonesia, UAE, Oman, and India, the company provides opportunities to work on high-impact, globally recognized technology initiatives.
Role Description The Identity and Access Management (IAM) Technical Manager is a contract, on-site role based in Singapore. This role is responsible for overseeing the design, implementation, and maintenance of IAM solutions, ensuring secure access control, identity governance, and compliance across enterprise systems. The IAM Technical Manager will manage technical teams, coordinate with stakeholders, define IAM standards and policies, and lead the integration of IAM tools with existing infrastructure. Daily activities include analyzing access requirements, troubleshooting IAM issues, optimizing user provisioning and deprovisioning workflows, and collaborating with cybersecurity and IT operations teams to strengthen overall security posture. The role also involves producing technical documentation, supporting audits, and recommending improvements to IAM architecture and processes.