Lead Software Engineer

JD:IAM Engineer

Core Responsibilities

• Platform Ownership: Lead the design, implementation, maintenance, and support of Iron
  
  

Mountain's Okta FedRAMP environments, ensuring high availability and strict adherence

to federal compliance standards.

• Architecture & Solution Design: Evaluate complex business requirements and architect
  
  

secure, scalable IAM solutions encompassing Single Sign-On (SSO), Multi-Factor

Authentication (MFA), and identity federation.

• Identity Lifecycle Automation: Engineer and maintain automated Joiner, Mover, Leaver
  
  

(JML) processes, utilizing SCIM and custom API integrations for seamless user

provisioning and de-provisioning across enterprise applications.

• Platform Development & API Engineering: Contribute robust, scalable code to the
  
  

codebase for internal IAM platform APIs. Write comprehensive tests to ensure the

reliability of custom identity solutions.

• DevOps & CI/CD Integration: Develop and maintain CI/CD pipelines to automate the
  
  

testing and deployment of IAM software and infrastructure, utilizing Infrastructure as

Code (IaC) principles.

• Code & Architecture Reviews: Actively participate in code reviews, design reviews, and
  
  

peer evaluations to ensure the team consistently delivers high-quality, maintainable, and

secure code.

• Production Deployment: Lead complex production deployments of IAM services,
  
  

coordinating with stakeholders to ensure timely execution with minimal service

disruption.

• Technical Troubleshooting: Serve as a high-level escalation point to troubleshoot,
  
  

identify, and rapidly resolve complex, systemic IAM and authentication issues.

• Strategic Leadership: Lead technical discussions, guide cross-functional teams, and make
  
  

architectural recommendations that tightly align with Iron Mountain's overall technical

and security strategy.

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• Communication & Collaboration: Proven ability to effectively communicate complex security and
  
  

identity concepts to both highly technical engineering teams and non-technical business