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The IAM Principal Engineer focuses on providing technical expertise in identity and access management, executing identity management roadmaps, assessing current applications for security alignment, and supporting IT departments with identity governance and security technologies implementation.
Job Purpose and Impact
The Identity and Access Management Principal Engineer provides technical expertise on areas of authentication, authorization, access management, privileged access management, identity governance and administration, IAM modernization for humans and machines.
Key Accountabilities
- Provides advanced architecture and engineering support to automate and administrator identity and compliance requirements into all enterprise information systems.
- Executes identity management roadmaps and technology enhancements.
- Creates and maintains standards surrounding documentation related to identity processes, procedure and infrastructure.
- Assesses current applications and architecture to ensure current implementations align with identity-first security strategies, industry guidelines, best practices and management approved standards.
- Architects and plans for implementing management's directives in most secure manners with least disruption.
- Assists various IT departments with design, implementation and troubleshooting of security technologies. Provide security guidance and requirements to technology teams when no solution is currently available
- Other duties as assigned
Qualifications
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems, cybersecurity, or a related field
- Minimum of five years of related work experience
- Intermediate to advanced knowledge of identity technologies and concepts.
- Intermediate to advanced knowledge of directories, Single-Sign On (SSO), identity federation, privileged access management, automated life-cycle management.
- Proven knowledge of security (preferred - CISSP, CISA, CISM)
- A deep understanding in application integration patterns and API-based access control
- Other minimum qualifications may apply
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Proven hands-on experience with developing/architecting solutions using two or more leading IAM Solution providers such as Azure Entra ID, Okta, Sailpoint, Saviynt, CyberArc, BeyondTrust.
- Demonstrated experience with performance management and capacity planning for large scale enterprise applications
- Thorough understanding of modern enterprise architecture and hands-on experience with Enterprise Application frameworks
Top Skills
Azure Entra Id
Beyondtrust
Cyberarc
Okta
Sailpoint
Saviynt
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