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We are seeking a hands-on Lead IAM Engineer to develop and drive a large-scale migration from Okta Workforce Identity to Microsoft Entra ID across a complex enterprise application landscape. You will set migration standards, solve the hardest integration challenges, and partner with stakeholders to deliver a secure, reliable transition.

Responsibilities
- Own the target architecture and migration strategy to move workforce identity capabilities from Okta to Microsoft Entra ID




- Define migration patterns, sequencing, and technical standards for re-platforming SAML and OpenID Connect integrations
- Design and validate federation configurations, claims mapping, and policy parity across identity providers
- Lead technical approach for retiring legacy SMS authentication and transitioning users to an interim MFA solution
- Serve as escalation point for complex application onboarding and migration defects
- Execute or review high-risk migrations, including non-standard federation and service-to-service flows
- Build runbooks, reference architectures, and reusable configuration templates to accelerate delivery
- Validate identity lifecycle, provisioning, and conditional access behavior before and after cutovers
- Troubleshoot authentication failures across federation, tokens, and attribute mappings during migration waves
- Partner with a technical project manager on scoping, sequencing, and

📌 Lead IAM Engineer (Colombia)
🏢 EPAM Systems
📍 Colombia