IAM Engineer

Must Have Technical/Functional Skills user lifecycle management (JML); access governance; authentication services; identity provisioning; directory services; and application integrations utilizing Okta; SailPoint; and Microsoft Active Directory technologies; Okta; SailPoint IdentityIQ/ISC; Microsoft Active Directory; Experience supporting large enterprise environments; Okta application onboarding; automation; and remediation workflow automation

Roles & Responsibilities The IAM Engineer is responsible for implementing, supporting, and optimizing Identity and Access Management solutions across enterprise environments. The role focuses on user lifecycle management (JML), access governance, authentication services, identity provisioning, directory services, and application integrations utilizing Okta, SailPoint, and Microsoft Active Directory technologies.

The ideal candidate should have hands-on engineering experience in identity administration, troubleshooting, application onboarding, automation, and access governance processes, Integrate applications with IAM platforms, Implement SAML, LDAP, SCIM, and API-based connectors, Test and validate application onboarding activities, Participate in migration and modernization projects.

App onboarding used to take 20 hours per app before automation, and after automation it is reduced by 50% - including breakdown of steps for app onboarding and which all steps are eliminated via automation

Generic Managerial Skills, If any

Digital: Terraform; Digital : Ansible; Digital : Jenkins

Salary Range: $80,000 - $104,000 a year