Okta IAM Engineer

Computer Task Group, Inc•UNAVAILABLE, UNAVAILABLE

3d•Remote

About The Position

CTG is seeking to fill an Okta IAM Engineer position for our client. This is a remote, 10-month contract role. The engineer will lead the design and implementation of Okta IAM solutions, integrate cloud and on-premises applications, and manage migrations from Active Directory (AD)/LDAP to Okta. Key responsibilities include configuring SSO, MFA, Adaptive MFA, and Conditional Access policies, and collaborating with various teams to deliver secure IAM solutions. The role also involves troubleshooting authentication, authorization, federation, and provisioning issues.

Requirements

Strong Okta IAM experience.
Hands-on experience with SAML 2.0, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect (OIDC), and SCIM.
Experience with SSO, MFA, Adaptive MFA, and Conditional Access.
Strong knowledge of Active Directory and LDAP.
Experience with identity federation, user lifecycle management, and application provisioning.
Experience integrating web and mobile applications with Okta.
Cloud and on-premises application integration experience.
Excellent verbal and written English communication skills and the ability to interact professionally with a diverse group are required.

Nice To Haves

Enterprise IAM architecture and implementation experience.
Experience leading Okta implementations and AD/LDAP-to-Okta migrations.
Strong troubleshooting and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Responsibilities

Lead the design and implementation of Okta IAM solutions across customer web and mobile environments.
Integrate cloud and on-premises applications with Okta for centralized authentication and authorization.
Lead migrations from Active Directory (AD)/LDAP to Okta, including user lifecycle management and identity federation.
Configure and manage SSO, MFA, Adaptive MFA, and Conditional Access policies.
Partner with application, security, infrastructure, and development teams to deliver secure IAM solutions.
Troubleshoot authentication, authorization, federation, and provisioning issues.