The Challenge:

Do you want to play an important role in the world of identity and access management and zero trust? You know that the user is the last frontier for cybersecurity. It’s where the perimeter is drawn, and securing identities is pivotal in the fight against cybercriminals. As an Identity and Access Management (IAM) Engineer, you’ll use your skills and experience to keep hackers from taking data and breaking processes. We’re looking for someone like you to help our clients meet their missions without disruption.

In this role, you’ll support large-scale IAM projects for our government clients. You’ll directly interface with stakeholders and engineering teams to delve into the details and dependencies of critical processes and users’ roles within them. You’ll analyze the identity lifecycle, articulating access requirements and defining enterprise identity records. You’ll use your experience in IAM to design, deploy, and support systems that verify appropriate user privileges and manage credentials for accessing our clients’ most valuable assets. From single sign-on to privileged access systems, you’ll have the chance to implement enterprise class solutions and stop adversaries in their tracks. This position is open to remote delivery from any location in the U.S., to include the District of Columbia.

Are you ready to help us as we support national security?

Join us. The world can’t wait.

You Have:

• 4+ years of experience with designing, architecting, implementing, operating, and maintaining identity or access management solutions

• Experience with supporting identity life cycle management, access request and fulfillment, access certifications, compliance, role discovery and management or access control solutions

• Experience with HSPD-12, PIV, CAC, FICAM, NIST SP 800-63, FISMA, and other federal ICAM-related directives, standards, and mandates

• Knowledge of PKI, PKE, and x.509 certificates and their use with smartcards, including Personal Identity Verification (PIV) cards

• Experience with SAML identity federation solutions

• Experience with Windows and Linux servers, including 2012R2 and RHEL 7, the PowerShell and Bash command lines, and RDP and SSH remote access

• Ability to obtain a security clearance

• HS diploma or GED

Nice If You Have:

• Experience with Java or other object-oriented programming languages for light customization and development of ICAM systems and services

• Knowledge of Active Directory

• Knowledge of relational databases or SQL language

• Experience with training end users and business process engineering or optimization

Clearance:

Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

Build Your Career:

Rewarding work, fun challenges, and a ton of investment in our people—that’s Booz Allen cyber. When you join Booz Allen, we’ll help you develop the career you want.

• Competitions — From programming competitions at our PyNights (Python competition and learning events) to competing in CTFs, we’ve got plenty of chances for you to show off your skills.

• Paid Research — Have an innovative idea to explore or hypothesis to test? You can participate in challenges via our crowdsourcing platform, the Garage, and other programs to be awarded dedicated time and/or funding to advance your skills.

• Cyber University — CyberU has more than 5000 instructor-led and self-paced cyber courses, a free online library that you can access from just about anywhere—including your phone—and certification exam prep guides that include practical assessments to prepare you for your exam.

• Academic Partnerships — In addition to our tuition reimbursement benefit, we’ve partnered with University of Maryland University College to offer two graduate certificate programs in cybersecurity—fully funded without a tuition cap.

• Maker/Hackerspaces — Race drones, print 3D gadgets, drink coffee from our Wi-Fi coffee maker, and get hands-on training on tools and tech from in-house experts in our dedicated maker and hackerspaces.

We’re an EOE that empowers our people—no matter their race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other protected characteristic—to fearlessly drive change.