USG1 (www.usg1.com) provides top talent and technology solutions to government agencies where we aim to make a meaningful difference and add value to the mission. We look for candidates who want to make a difference to their team and its objectives, and in return, we will support you and help you in your goals and career journey.

Roles and Responsibilities:

• The Key role is to provide a seamless, secure, and reliable sign-on experience for Java-based legacy web application which has both internal and external user community.
• Additional roles and responsibilities:
• Evaluate, architect, implement, integrate, document, and enhance existing application's Identity & Access Management framework and support standard Identity Services that use the following standards: SAML, LDAP, ADFS
• Work with developers and infrastructure/security teams to analyze Java application to identify appropriate Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions.
• Create procedures and tools for IAM related to legacy applications, on-premise systems, and cloud systems for users, customers and partners.
• Deliver efficient, effective, and supportable solutions while complying with internal processes, security requirements and appropriate policies.
   

• Experience in -applications with particular attention to security, scalability, performance, availability, and cost/revenue optimization.
• designing, implementing, and supporting enterprise Identity and Access Management products such as ADFS, SAML, Okta, OneLogin etc.
• Experience of working on authentication protocols, such as SAML, OpenID Connect, or OAuth.
• experience in an Architect or Lead role, leading requirements analysis, design, development, and operation of distributed, fault-tolerant application
• Experience in -applications with particular attention to security, scalability, performance, availability, and cost/revenue optimization.
• Strong experience with administering, monitoring, managing, and supporting Apache Tomcat

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.