Senior IAM Security Engineer

Job Title: Senior IAM Security Engineer Location: Jersey City, NJ – Hybrid Role Job Type: Fulltime Job Desctiption: Mandatory Skills: SiteMinder Identify Management – IAS, IAM Domain and development skills okta or similar Role is both L3 support and development skills Job Description: Programming well-designed, testable, efficient code in scalable client-side and server-side architecture. Analyze, design, and develop tests and test-automation suites Develop flowcharts, layouts, and documentation to satisfy requirements and solutions. Maintain software functionality and currency (technical debt and gain). Actively participate in code reviews. Integrate software components into a fully functional software system. Apply application security and privacy principles. Execute full lifecycle software development. Leverage existing products/functionality and promote reuse Foster a culture of learning, innovating, and continuous improvement Promote engineering best practices to deliver software via rapid iterations and frequent releases Actively participate in daily stand-up meetings and other Agile ceremonies Collaborate with other engineering teams to ensure timely delivery across all the systems at the program level Provide ongoing maintenance, support and enhancements in existing systems and platforms Provide application and user support, troubleshooting, application testing, and post-implementation review of new/changed applications Actively involve and troubleshoot issues in production from the development team perspective and offer support whenever required Design, build and maintain scalable Identity and Access Management systems and solutions like login, MFA, single Sign on, Identity federation, certificate-based authentication, authentication & authorization for REST microservices, micro front end and SOAP. Responsible for supporting and optimizing large scale distributed caching platform to ensure high availability and performance. Also, collaborate with other teams to design, implement and optimize caching strategies