IAM Okta Engineer - United States - Arizona - Virtual Location

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Role Summary/Purpose:

The Identity Access Management (IAM) Okta Engineer is responsible for the design, development, implementation, application integration, automation and improvement of the Okta Single-Sign-On and Multi-factor Authentication solution.

Responsibilities:

• Review and lead the gathering of business, functional and technical requirements for establishing an Okta Identity platform.
• Complete the assigned engagement tasks within the project scope and budget, while meeting deliverable requirements
• Hands-on development/coding in Okta
• Create, update, and maintain metrics and reports to show progress and value of IAM program.
• Review Updates and new features of Okta and make recommendations for implementation to environment.
• Provide technical leadership and oversight to IAM team.
• Support the creation of project plans to develop and implement the proposed solution.
• Troubleshoot and resolve issues efficiently.
• Lead upgrades to Okta platform.
• Setup and Maintain AWS IAM Roles pushed from Okta environment.
• Work closely with development, infrastructure, and service delivery teams to understand their needs and deliver a cost-effective solution.
• Suggest new functionality as an improvement to existing OKTA platform
   

Qualifications/Requirements:

• A minimum of a bachelor’s degree is required
• Must have a minimum 5+ years of IAM experience.
• Minimum of 3 years of experience in the development and/or operational experience with Okta, including implementation, installation, configuration & administration of various components.
• Hands on experience integrating applications with Okta SSO
• Hands on experience migrating legacy header-based applications to modern …