As an IAM Engineer (Identity & Access Management) at Peloton, you'll be a part of the core team that keeps client infrastructure redundant, scalable, and secure. The position will entail being responsible for the Enterprise client services in use at Peloton and helping to craft the backend systems that will depend on as the company continues to grow. You should be comfortable seeing a project through from start to end; including identifying areas for improvement, researching the best way to tackle the problem, being able to describe to others why you chose the approach you did, and then implementing the solution; you are both a thinker and a doer. You should love automating things, we want people who want to work smarter, not harder!

THE ROLE:

  • Experience in managing and maintaining Identity Management, Federation, and Synchronization solutions. (Okta Administration is highly preferred)
  • Subject-matter expertise across all IAM topics as it relates to both cloud and on-premises enterprise technology, and the relationship between the architectures
  • Work with client stakeholders to gather information needed for business application integration with Peloton’s IAM solution (Okta)
  • Staging and testing of new SSO integrations, legacy integration enhancements and integration reconfigurations
  • Participate in the architecture and support ongoing automation in endpoint deployment and management
  • Participate in supporting and managing iOS, Android, MacOS, Windows and Linux operating systems and software
  • Identify and deploy internal process and automation improvements
  • Work as an escalation point for the global IT support team
  • Manage and maintain multiple enterprise-wide SaaS applications 
  • Contributes to the development and maintenance of an IAM strategy, with a roadmap of key deliverables and timelines
  • Create and maintain detailed and accurate documentation, knowledge base articles.
  • Help grow and mentor the global IT organization

CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS:

  • 6+ years Experience administering, scaling and troubleshooting cloud based identity providers (IdP), preferably Okta and G Suite Admin
  • Experience scaling and integrating directories (LDAP, AD, Azure AD, etc.)
  • 10+ years of internal and external applications and systems implementation and support (e.g. Okta, GSuite, Slack, Azure AD, Etc.)
  • 10+ years scripting experience (Powershell, bash, python, ruby etc.)
  • Love for automating all things and streamlining business functions
  • Attention to detail and a security minded approach to solving problems
  • Strong problem solving skills.  The ability to adapt and overcome is a must
  • Ability to drive concurrent projects and initiatives while managing operational escalations
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills (verbal and written)
  • Empathetic and humble with a customer-focused demeanor
  • Comfortable working in hyper-growth environments

ABOUT PELOTON:

Peloton uses technology + design to connect the world through fitness, empowering people to be the best version of themselves anywhere, anytime. We have reinvented the fitness industry by developing a first-of-its-kind subscription platform. Seamlessly combining hardware, software, and streaming technology, we create digital fitness and wellness content and products that Members love. In 2020 Peloton committed to becoming an antiracist organization with the launch of the Peloton Pledge. Learn more, here.

“Together We Go Far” means that we are greater than the sum of our parts, stronger collectively when each one of us is at our best. In order to be the best version of Peloton, we are deeply committed to building a diverse workforce and inclusive culture where all of our team members can be the best version of themselves. This work has no endpoint; it is the constant work of running an organization that strives to reach its full potential. As a first step in our commitment, we announced the Peloton Pledge to invest $100 million over the next four years to fight racial injustice and inequity in our world, and to promote health and wellbeing for all, from the inside out.

 

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