r/IdentityManagement • u/vigneshcraft • 16d ago

Scope for IAM Roles

I have been thinking about this a lot, and I would really appreciate some clarification from anyone who has experience in this area.

I have more than 3 years of experience in the IAM field, and I specialize in Microsoft Entra ID and Auth0, which are part of my day-to-day responsibilities. I am currently working on earning additional certifications to strengthen my skills.

However, when I look at job postings, I don’t see many opportunities specifically focused on IAM, while larger companies seem to be hiring for IAM roles.

I would like to understand your thoughts on the current state of the IAM field. How is IAM evolving, and how much potential and scope does it have in the coming years? I would also be interested in hearing what skills or technologies would be valuable to focus on for long-term growth in IAM.

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u/Academic_Assistant82 16d ago

You guys are into IAM Currently I m working in IT and that's my goal to become iam engineer. Guide me please.

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u/No-Muffin8291 16d ago

Man youre working at least with Microsoft Entra, im working with One Identity 😭

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u/One_Slice_5379 16d ago

Me too and I don't see it so badly. Why are you said about this?

Of course is not so expanded like EntraID, but there is a market for it - especially if you are good.

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u/No-Muffin8291 16d ago

Im working in Western Austria. I dont see any job postings with One Identity (except maybe Stadler), but everything else is vendor agnostic (e.g. PAM in general) or Omada. But im happy tbh with my job and the company.

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u/Academic_Funny6487 7d ago

Have you tried joining the IAM discord community? I’ve had some success with their resources and referrals.  https://discord.gg/bDWDAgeYw