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Job Role: QA Engineer- IAM Migration Experience: 7+ Years Location: Bangalore / Pune / Hyderabad (Hybrid) Job Summar yWe are seeking an IAM Migration QA Enginee r to support end-to-end testing activities for the ForgeRock to Entra ID / SailPoint migration progra m. The candidate will execute SIT, UAT, integration, and regression testing while validating authentication, provisioning, role mapping, and application integrations . Key Responsibiliti - esPrepare and execute test cases and test scenario - s.Perform testing fo - r:Login and Authenticati - onSSO and M - FARole Validati - onProvisioning Workflo - wsSCIM/API Validati - onJWT Token Validati - onFeed File Validati - onNavigation and Step-up Authenticati - onTrack defects and support retesting activitie - s.Coordinate with application teams and business users during testing cycle - s.Support UAT, integration testing, and production hypercare activitie - s.Prepare test reports and provide status update s. Mandatory Ski - lls7+ years of QA experience wi th 2+ years in IAM test i - ng.Experience testi ng SSO, SAML, OIDC, and OA u - th.Experience validati ng JWT Cla i - ms.Experience wi th Provisioning Workfl o - ws.Hands-on experience in SCIM and API Test i - ng.Experience wi th Defect Management and Test Execut i - on.Strong understanding of SIT, UAT, and Regression Test i ng. Good to - HaveExposure to ForgeRock, SailPoint, and Entr a - ID.Experience with LDAP/Directory validat - ion.Experience with feed file validation and connector-based test - ing.Experience in wave-based migration programs and production supp - ort.Valuable communication and stakeholder management ski lls. .
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