Senior Implementation Engineer - IAM & Authentication
apogee global rmsPiscataway (NJ)
Senior Implementation Engineer - IAM & Authentication
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apogee global rmsPiscataway (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Apogee Global RMS is seeking a Senior Implementation Engineer to support our enterprise client in New Jersey. This customer-facing hybrid role will lead the implementation, integration, and deployment of enterprise Identity & Access Management (IAM), SSO, federation, and modern authentication solutions. The ideal candidate brings strong expertise in SAML, OIDC, OAuth, SCIM, Microsoft Entra ID, Active Directory, MFA, passwordless authentication, APIs, and enterprise identity architecture. This role requires a hands‐on technical leader who can partner with customer architects, security teams, and business stakeholders to deliver successful implementations from design through production.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead end-to-end IAM implementation, architecture reviews, integrations, and production deployments.
Design and troubleshoot SSO, federation, authentication workflows, and identity integrations.
Support Zero Trust, passwordless authentication, and modern identity security initiatives.
Build automation and integration solutions using Python, PowerShell, JavaScript, and REST APIs.
Serve as a trusted technical advisor to enterprise customers and internal teams.9+ years of IAM, SSO, federation, or authentication implementation experience.
Strong experience with enterprise identity platforms and security protocols.
Proven ability to lead complex customer‐facing technical deployments.
Hands‐on experience with SAML, OIDC, OAuth, SCIM, Active Directory, Entra ID, MFA, PKI, and APIs.
What Success Looks Like:
Within the first 12 months, the successful candidate will:
Lead successful enterprise IAM and authentication deployments.
Deliver seamless SSO integrations for critical business applications.
Enable customers to adopt modern, phishing-resistant authentication solutions.
Become a trusted technical advisor for identity and access management strategies.
Drive successful production go-lives while maintaining high customer satisfaction.
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