What you're going to do

In a world where technology evolves as quickly as cybersecurity threats, we are committed to building innovative and resilient security solutions. As part of our growing security team in Bern, you will play a key role in implementing modern digital identity solutions within our clients’ existing environments.

From day one, you will contribute to impactful projects in the public sector while continuously developing your expertise. We also offer opportunities to grow into project delivery, leadership, and advisory roles, helping shape security strategies for our clients.

Join our team as an IAM Engineer and build secure, future-ready solutions while advancing your own career in a collaborative and supportive environment. The following responsibilities await you:

• Collaborate in interdisciplinary teams on diverse and challenging client projects
• Plan, design, and implement modern Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions
• Design and optimize processes and system architectures
• Configure and integrate IAM components into client environments, including:
• Workflows
• Role models
• Web front-ends
• Single Sign-On (SSO)
• Provisioning solutions
• Web Application Firewalls (WAF)
• Automate testing, builds, and deployment processes
• Advise and support clients at different levels, from technical implementation to architecture and security strategy

What we're looking for

• A bachelor's or master's degree in Computer Science (ETH/University of Applied Sciences/University)
• Good knowledge of Linux and experience with complex integration projects
• Product knowledge in the digital identity area (e.g., OneIdentity) and target system knowledge (Active Directory, MS Exchange, SAP, databases, LDAP, etc.)
• Experience with IAM concepts and standards (RBAC, ABAC, SSO, OIDC, OAuth, SAML, Federation, etc.) and accompanying topics such as Zero Trust
• Communication skills, responsibility, service-oriented thinking, initiative and independence to ensure the success of our client projects
• Very good command of German and English

For certain projects in the public sector, a Personal Security Screening (PSS) (Personensicherheitsprüfung, PSP) conducted by Swiss Federal or Cantonal Authorities may be required. Willingness to undergo this clearance is essential.