Entra Id Engineer
programmersioChicago (IL)
About the role
Key Responsibilities: Role Descriptions:
Responsibilities:
Design| implement| and manage Azure Active Directory solutions to ensure secure and efficient authentication and authorization processes aligned with industry best practices Drive the onboarding of applications| app registration| enterprise application setup| and role-based access management (RBAC).Lead the implementation of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Single Sign-On (SSO) for enhanced security. Expertise in configuring and troubleshooting authentication protocols| including OAuth| OpenID Connect| and SAML for secure authentication and authorization Configure and manage conditional access policies to control access based on specific conditions| locations| and device compliance Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support and troubleshoot IAM-related issues| ensuring solutions are secure| compliant| and scalable. Understand and implement security best practices for Azure products| services| and solutions. Utilize Azure Sentinel for monitoring| creating alerts| and developing automation scripts for incident response. Provide production support| responding to and resolving security incidents in a timely manner. Establish and maintain identity governance frameworks| including privileged identity management (PIM) for elevated access Stay informed of Azure updates| security threats| and industry best practices to enhance our security posture. Collaborate with Dev Ops and development teams| demonstrating a basic understanding of tools and requirements.
Essential Skills:
We are seeking a highly skilled Entra ID Security Engineer with expertise in security products| authentication| authorization. As a key member of our security team| you will play a vital role in ensuring the secure and compliant implementation of Azure AD solutions| with a focus on Identity| authentication and authorization| MFA| and SSO.
Skills: Digital: Microsoft Azure~Windows Powershell Experience Required: 8-10
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