IAM Engineer (Auth0) - Remote Work

Job Title: IAM Engineer (Auth0)
Duration: 12 Months
Work: Remote
Overview:
We are seeking an IAM (Identity and Access Management) engineer to help some of the largest companies, handling the most sensitive data, better protect their customers. The successful candidate is an expert in Auth0 solution implementation and maintenance for OpenID Connect use cases and has successfully integrated Auth0 with a range of identity providers using their APIs to collect claims. Knowledge of OPA and the Rego language, as well as Kong API Management, is helpful but not necessary. The complex and evolving needs of building an enterprise-wide CIAM ecosystem require you to think quickly on your feet, with proven experience in rapidly integrating Auth0 to other IdPs and adjusting its configuration in alignment with defined use cases. Experience in the financial services market is ideal.
Responsibilities:
  • Implement and maintain an Auth0-based CIAM, including custom workflows, multiple identity connectors, and custom claims, under the guidance of an architect as part of a cross-functional team.
  • Build connectors and policy in Auth0 to enable claims-based authorization and to authenticate against multiple identity providers.
  • Participate in a cross-functional team of CIAM engineers, including Auth0, Kong, and API developers.
  • Assist in discovery against IdPs and other claims sources to devise the most effective and performant integration approach.
  • Ensure all delivered CIAM solutions are scalable, secure, and highly available.
Qualifications:
  • 5 years of experience with Auth0 or similar CIAM tools; if experience is not in Auth0, a current Auth0 certification is required
  • Experience in integrating Auth0 with multiple claims sources and identity providers
  • Expertise in creating and using custom claims in Auth0 within an OpenID Connect ecosystem
  • Knowledge of Auth0 MFA, 8693 token exchange, and other advanced security measures
  • Demonstrated expertise in OpenID Connect implementation and claims-based authorization models
  • Ability to learn and adapt quickly, including outstanding problem-solving skills
  • Effective communicator and team member, able to work well with others in a fast-paced greenfield environment
  • Experience in information security in the financial services industry
  • Working knowledge of OPA and Kong is a plus, but not necessary
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